Political EconomyD. Appleton, 1889 - 134 Seiten |
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... quantities . It would be a very curious Science Primer which should treat of astronomy , geology , chemistry , physics , physiology , & c . , all at once . There must be many physical sciences , and there must be also many social ...
... quantities . It would be a very curious Science Primer which should treat of astronomy , geology , chemistry , physics , physiology , & c . , all at once . There must be many physical sciences , and there must be also many social ...
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... quantities of land , but they were nevertheless miserably poor . Thus it is plain that land alone is not wealth . It may be urged that , in order to form wealth , the land should be fertile , the soil should be good , the rivers and ...
... quantities of land , but they were nevertheless miserably poor . Thus it is plain that land alone is not wealth . It may be urged that , in order to form wealth , the land should be fertile , the soil should be good , the rivers and ...
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... quantities . 8. Wealth is useful . In the third place , we can easily see that everything which forms a part of wealth must be useful , or have utility , that is , it must serve some purpose , or be agreeable and desirable in some way ...
... quantities . 8. Wealth is useful . In the third place , we can easily see that everything which forms a part of wealth must be useful , or have utility , that is , it must serve some purpose , or be agreeable and desirable in some way ...
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... quantity as we want , and not otherwise . We must not say that all water is useful , but only that such water is useful as we can actually use . It is now easy to see why things , in order to be wealth , must be limited in supply ; for ...
... quantity as we want , and not otherwise . We must not say that all water is useful , but only that such water is useful as we can actually use . It is now easy to see why things , in order to be wealth , must be limited in supply ; for ...
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... quantities of things must be proportioned to what are wanted . The cabinetmaker must not make a great many tables , and few chairs ; he must make some tables and more chairs . Similarly , every kind of commodity must be supplied when it ...
... quantities of things must be proportioned to what are wanted . The cabinetmaker must not make a great many tables , and few chairs ; he must make some tables and more chairs . Similarly , every kind of commodity must be supplied when it ...
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