Political EconomyD. Appleton, 1889 - 134 Seiten |
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... farm in which many durable improvements are made , the quantity of capital required is very much greater . To employ men upon a railway requires immense capital , because so much of it is sunk in a very fixed and durable form in the ...
... farm in which many durable improvements are made , the quantity of capital required is very much greater . To employ men upon a railway requires immense capital , because so much of it is sunk in a very fixed and durable form in the ...
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... farm , or in another man's factory ; he lives in another man's house , and often eats another man's food ; he derives benefits from other men's inventions , and discoveries ; and he uses roads , railways , public buildings , & c ...
... farm , or in another man's factory ; he lives in another man's house , and often eats another man's food ; he derives benefits from other men's inventions , and discoveries ; and he uses roads , railways , public buildings , & c ...
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... farm and raise crops ; the landlord comes and takes away a large part as rent , so that the labourers have barely enough to live upon . When we are able to understand why the labourer gets so little at present , we shall see , perhaps ...
... farm and raise crops ; the landlord comes and takes away a large part as rent , so that the labourers have barely enough to live upon . When we are able to understand why the labourer gets so little at present , we shall see , perhaps ...
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... farm will usually include interest upon the capital spent on the farm buildings , roads , gates , fences , drains , and other improvements . We shall afterwards learn exactly how true rent arises . 41. The Capitalist's Share . The ...
... farm will usually include interest upon the capital spent on the farm buildings , roads , gates , fences , drains , and other improvements . We shall afterwards learn exactly how true rent arises . 41. The Capitalist's Share . The ...
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... farming is done by poor peasants , who find the capital , so far as there is any , and also do the work . Thus , we ... farm and of all upon it , is an independent man , who has every inducement to work hard , and to increase his ...
... farming is done by poor peasants , who find the capital , so far as there is any , and also do the work . Thus , we ... farm and of all upon it , is an independent man , who has every inducement to work hard , and to increase his ...
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