Political EconomyD. Appleton, 1889 - 134 Seiten |
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... quantities of cotton , corn , bacon , meat , fruit , petroleum , besides plenty of gold , silver , copper , iron , & c . Aus- tralia , New Zealand , and South Africa will furnish much wool , hides , sugar , preserved meats , besides ...
... quantities of cotton , corn , bacon , meat , fruit , petroleum , besides plenty of gold , silver , copper , iron , & c . Aus- tralia , New Zealand , and South Africa will furnish much wool , hides , sugar , preserved meats , besides ...
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... quantity of the capital , and secondly , the length of time for which it is invested . The same quantity of capital will keep more or less men at work , according as it is invested for shorter or longer periods . A man in growing ...
... quantity of the capital , and secondly , the length of time for which it is invested . The same quantity of capital will keep more or less men at work , according as it is invested for shorter or longer periods . A man in growing ...
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... 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 embankments , tunnels , stations , rails , and engines ...
... 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 embankments , tunnels , stations , rails , and engines ...
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... quantities , with the least possible labour , but we have yet to enter on the more difficult parts of our subject . We must now try to make out how wealth is shared among those who have a hand in producing it . The requisites of ...
... quantities , with the least possible labour , but we have yet to enter on the more difficult parts of our subject . We must now try to make out how wealth is shared among those who have a hand in producing it . The requisites of ...
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... quantities than before , with the same labour , everybody in the country would be better supplied with the things which he really wishes to have . It is certain that a real increase of wages to the people at large is to be obtained only ...
... quantities than before , with the same labour , everybody in the country would be better supplied with the things which he really wishes to have . It is certain that a real increase of wages to the people at large is to be obtained only ...
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