Political EconomyD. Appleton, 1889 - 134 Seiten |
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... earn their own livings , and save up something to live upon in old age . If they continue idle and improvi- dent , they must suffer the results of it . But as this seems hard - hearted treatment , political economists are condemned by ...
... earn their own livings , and save up something to live upon in old age . If they continue idle and improvi- dent , they must suffer the results of it . But as this seems hard - hearted treatment , political economists are condemned by ...
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... earn as much as £ 250 a year . It is great skill and knowledge which generally enable a man to earn large wages . Rich people like to get the best of everything , and thus the few people who can do things in the best possible way can ...
... earn as much as £ 250 a year . It is great skill and knowledge which generally enable a man to earn large wages . Rich people like to get the best of everything , and thus the few people who can do things in the best possible way can ...
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... earn large wages when trade is brisk and many ships come into the docks ; at other times , when trade is slack , or when contrary winds keep ships out of port , they often fall into destitution through want of employment . ( 4. ) The ...
... earn large wages when trade is brisk and many ships come into the docks ; at other times , when trade is slack , or when contrary winds keep ships out of port , they often fall into destitution through want of employment . ( 4. ) The ...
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... earn still more , as much in many cases as 20s . a week . The explanation of this is that , when work is cheapened , people want much more of it . When sewing can be done so easily , more sewing is put into garments , and the garments ...
... earn still more , as much in many cases as 20s . a week . The explanation of this is that , when work is cheapened , people want much more of it . When sewing can be done so easily , more sewing is put into garments , and the garments ...
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... earned , and these wages consist of the greater part of the value of the goods produced . It is absurd to suppose that people can become richer by having less riches . To become richer we must make more riches , and the object of every ...
... earned , and these wages consist of the greater part of the value of the goods produced . It is absurd to suppose that people can become richer by having less riches . To become richer we must make more riches , and the object of every ...
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