Political EconomyAmerican Book Company, 1917 - 134 Seiten |
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... gold on the mountain side , it takes no labour worth men- tioning to pick it up , yet the gold is just as valuable in proportion to its weight as any other gold . Some gold mines produce a great quantity of gold : others which have cost ...
... gold on the mountain side , it takes no labour worth men- tioning to pick it up , yet the gold is just as valuable in proportion to its weight as any other gold . Some gold mines produce a great quantity of gold : others which have cost ...
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... gold and silver that they are such beautiful , brilliant substances , and gold is also so heavy that it is difficult to make any counterfeit gold or silver ; with a little experience and care , every one can tell whether he is getting ...
... gold and silver that they are such beautiful , brilliant substances , and gold is also so heavy that it is difficult to make any counterfeit gold or silver ; with a little experience and care , every one can tell whether he is getting ...
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William Stanley Jevons. to use gold , silver , and bronze money according as each is convenient . In the English system of money , gold is the standard money and the legal tender , because no one can be obliged to receive a large sum of ...
William Stanley Jevons. to use gold , silver , and bronze money according as each is convenient . In the English system of money , gold is the standard money and the legal tender , because no one can be obliged to receive a large sum of ...
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INTRODUCTION | 7 |
UTILITY | 17 |
PRODUCTION OF WEALTH | 24 |
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