Political EconomyD. Appleton, 1889 - 134 Seiten |
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... capitalist is inter- est ; and the government take taxes . We may say that , as a general rule , the produce of work is divided into four shares , which may be thus shown : produce wages + rent + interest + taxes . == It 39. The ...
... capitalist is inter- est ; and the government take taxes . We may say that , as a general rule , the produce of work is divided into four shares , which may be thus shown : produce wages + rent + interest + taxes . == It 39. The ...
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... Capitalist's Share . share of the capitalist is interest ; but this is usually a good deal less than what actually remains in the hands of the capitalist . Business is generally carried on by some capitalist who rents a piece of land ...
... Capitalist's Share . share of the capitalist is interest ; but this is usually a good deal less than what actually remains in the hands of the capitalist . Business is generally carried on by some capitalist who rents a piece of land ...
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... capitalist's so - called profit ought to be laid aside as recompense for risk . There is always more or less ... capitalist can afford to pay . Now , whenever any of these mis- takes or misfortunes happen , it is the capitalist who ...
... capitalist's so - called profit ought to be laid aside as recompense for risk . There is always more or less ... capitalist can afford to pay . Now , whenever any of these mis- takes or misfortunes happen , it is the capitalist who ...
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... capitalist , then , must have some inducement for running into these disagreeable risks ; by lending his capital to ... capitalists will get the interest of capital and the wages of superintendence free from loss . We may say , then ...
... capitalist , then , must have some inducement for running into these disagreeable risks ; by lending his capital to ... capitalists will get the interest of capital and the wages of superintendence free from loss . We may say , then ...
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... capitalist as much money as is supposed to be equal in value to his share . Now , we shall see that it is requisite to distinguish between money wages and real wages . What a labourer really works for is the bread , clothes , beer ...
... capitalist as much money as is supposed to be equal in value to his share . Now , we shall see that it is requisite to distinguish between money wages and real wages . What a labourer really works for is the bread , clothes , beer ...
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