Political EconomyD. Appleton, 1889 - 134 Seiten |
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... cent . up to fifty per cent . or more . When the rate is above five or six per cent . , it will be to some extent not true interest , but compensation for the risk of losing the capital alto- gether . To learn the true average rate of ...
... cent . up to fifty per cent . or more . When the rate is above five or six per cent . , it will be to some extent not true interest , but compensation for the risk of losing the capital alto- gether . To learn the true average rate of ...
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... cent . , but it varies in different countries , being lower in England and Holland than anywhere else . In the United States it is probably six or seven per cent . The most important fact about interest is that it is the same in one ...
... cent . , but it varies in different countries , being lower in England and Holland than anywhere else . In the United States it is probably six or seven per cent . The most important fact about interest is that it is the same in one ...
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... cent . more money wages , they must be 25 per cent . more wealthy . But this is not necessarily the case ; for if the prices of goods on the average have also risen 25 per cent . , they will be really no richer nor poorer than before ...
... cent . more money wages , they must be 25 per cent . more wealthy . But this is not necessarily the case ; for if the prices of goods on the average have also risen 25 per cent . , they will be really no richer nor poorer than before ...
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... cent . of the year . If a strike for four per cent . rise on wages succeeds in a fortnight , it will take twelve months ' work at the improved rate to make up for the lost fortnight ; and if a strike for eight per cent . lasts four ...
... cent . of the year . If a strike for four per cent . rise on wages succeeds in a fortnight , it will take twelve months ' work at the improved rate to make up for the lost fortnight ; and if a strike for eight per cent . lasts four ...
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... cent . interest on the capital , together with fair salaries for the managers as wages of superintendence , a sum to meet bad debts , the repairs and depreciation of the machinery , and all other ordinary causes of loss . Such profit as ...
... cent . interest on the capital , together with fair salaries for the managers as wages of superintendence , a sum to meet bad debts , the repairs and depreciation of the machinery , and all other ordinary causes of loss . Such profit as ...
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