Political EconomyD. Appleton, 1889 - 134 Seiten |
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... raised most easily . Political economy teaches us to look beyond the immediate effect of what we do , and to seek the good of the whole community , and even of the whole of mankind . The present prosperity of England is greatly due to ...
... raised most easily . Political economy teaches us to look beyond the immediate effect of what we do , and to seek the good of the whole community , and even of the whole of mankind . The present prosperity of England is greatly due to ...
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... raised in like manner . Minerals and metals are obtained by sinking pits and mines into the crust of the earth . Rivers , lakes , seas , and oceans are no slight source of wealth : they yield food , oil , whalebone , sealskin , & c . We ...
... raised in like manner . Minerals and metals are obtained by sinking pits and mines into the crust of the earth . Rivers , lakes , seas , and oceans are no slight source of wealth : they yield food , oil , whalebone , sealskin , & c . We ...
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... raise cattle and produce plenty of milk , butter , and cheese . In order that the world may grow as rich as pos- sible , each country should give its attention to pro- ducing what it can produce most easily in its present circumstances ...
... raise cattle and produce plenty of milk , butter , and cheese . In order that the world may grow as rich as pos- sible , each country should give its attention to pro- ducing what it can produce most easily in its present circumstances ...
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... raise man above the condition of the brute animals - proceed from science . The poet Virgil was right when he said , 66 Happy is he who knows the causes of things . ' CHAPTER IV . DIVISION OF LABOUR . 23. How Division of Labour Arises ...
... raise man above the condition of the brute animals - proceed from science . The poet Virgil was right when he said , 66 Happy is he who knows the causes of things . ' CHAPTER IV . DIVISION OF LABOUR . 23. How Division of Labour Arises ...
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... 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 , how he ...
... 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 , how he ...
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