Political EconomyAmerican Book Company, 1917 - 134 Seiten |
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... Fixed and Circulating Capitals . Capital is usually said to be either fixed or circulating capital , and we ought to learn very thoroughly the difference between these two kinds . Fixed capital consists of factories , machines , tools ...
... Fixed and Circulating Capitals . Capital is usually said to be either fixed or circulating capital , and we ought to learn very thoroughly the difference between these two kinds . Fixed capital consists of factories , machines , tools ...
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... fixed capital is nearly the same : some factories may have been burnt or pulled down ; some machines may have become worn out , and have been replaced by new ones . But these changes in fixed capital are comparatively few ; whereas the ...
... fixed capital is nearly the same : some factories may have been burnt or pulled down ; some machines may have become worn out , and have been replaced by new ones . But these changes in fixed capital are comparatively few ; whereas the ...
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... fixed capital , or less durable into more durable capital . Capital , accordingly , is invested for longer or shorter periods according to the durability of the form in which it is invested ( Latin , in , on , and vestire , to clothe ) ...
... fixed capital , or less durable into more durable capital . Capital , accordingly , is invested for longer or shorter periods according to the durability of the form in which it is invested ( Latin , in , on , and vestire , to clothe ) ...
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INTRODUCTION | 7 |
UTILITY | 17 |
PRODUCTION OF WEALTH | 24 |
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