Political EconomyAmerican Book Company, 1917 - 134 Seiten |
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... poor , because they cannot , or they will not labour , in such a way as to turn the natural riches into wealth . On the other hand , people like the Dutch live upon very poor bits of land , and yet become wealthy by skill , industry and ...
... poor , because they cannot , or they will not labour , in such a way as to turn the natural riches into wealth . On the other hand , people like the Dutch live upon very poor bits of land , and yet become wealthy by skill , industry and ...
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... poor man's capital ; and then it is argued that the poor man has just as much right to live upon his capital as the rich man upon his . And so he has , if he can do it . If a labourer can go and produce any kind of wealth , and exchange ...
... poor man's capital ; and then it is argued that the poor man has just as much right to live upon his capital as the rich man upon his . And so he has , if he can do it . If a labourer can go and produce any kind of wealth , and exchange ...
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... Poor Laws which used to exist in England , and to the excessive numbers of poor , ignorant labourers . After a time , when the poor laws are im- proved , when labourers become more educated , and are employed , like factory hands , to ...
... Poor Laws which used to exist in England , and to the excessive numbers of poor , ignorant labourers . After a time , when the poor laws are im- proved , when labourers become more educated , and are employed , like factory hands , to ...
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INTRODUCTION | 7 |
UTILITY | 17 |
PRODUCTION OF WEALTH | 24 |
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