Political EconomyAmerican Book Company, 1917 - 134 Seiten |
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... rich richer , and to leave the poor to perish . All this is quite mistaken . The political economist , when he inquires how people may most easily acquire riches , does not teach that the rich man should keep his wealth like a miser ...
... rich richer , and to leave the poor to perish . All this is quite mistaken . The political economist , when he inquires how people may most easily acquire riches , does not teach that the rich man should keep his wealth like a miser ...
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... rich , and few or none of them would be able to explain clearly what wealth is . In fact it is not at all easy to decide the question . The popular idea is that wealth consists of money , and money consists of gold and silver ; the ...
... rich , and few or none of them would be able to explain clearly what wealth is . In fact it is not at all easy to decide the question . The popular idea is that wealth consists of money , and money consists of gold and silver ; the ...
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... rich man actually hoards up his money in the form of gold or silver , he gets no advantage from it , but he creates so much more demand for gold or silver . If many rich people were to take to hoarding up gold , the result would be to ...
... rich man actually hoards up his money in the form of gold or silver , he gets no advantage from it , but he creates so much more demand for gold or silver . If many rich people were to take to hoarding up gold , the result would be to ...
Inhalt
INTRODUCTION | 7 |
UTILITY | 17 |
PRODUCTION OF WEALTH | 24 |
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