Political EconomyAmerican Book Company, 1917 - 134 Seiten |
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William Stanley Jevons. of 7. Wealth is limited in Supply . In the second place , things cannot be called wealth unless they be limited in supply ; if we have just as much any substance as we want , then we shall not esteem a new supply ...
William Stanley Jevons. of 7. Wealth is limited in Supply . In the second place , things cannot be called wealth unless they be limited in supply ; if we have just as much any substance as we want , then we shall not esteem a new supply ...
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... supply and demand , and they are very important indeed . Supply means the quantity of any goods which people are willing to give in exchange at a certain value , and demand means similarly the quantity of goods which people are willing ...
... supply and demand , and they are very important indeed . Supply means the quantity of any goods which people are willing to give in exchange at a certain value , and demand means similarly the quantity of goods which people are willing ...
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... supply , as we have seen ; moreover , if some people in a market are offering a higher price , it soon becomes known to other dealers . When a farmer's wife carries a basket of butter to sell at the Butter Cross in the neighbouring ...
... supply , as we have seen ; moreover , if some people in a market are offering a higher price , it soon becomes known to other dealers . When a farmer's wife carries a basket of butter to sell at the Butter Cross in the neighbouring ...
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INTRODUCTION | 7 |
UTILITY | 17 |
PRODUCTION OF WEALTH | 24 |
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