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... social or cosmopolitan . But " By far the most important usage of the term Capital in general , i . e . from the social point of view , is in the inquiry how the three agents of production . . . contribute to producing the national ...
... social or cosmopolitan . But " By far the most important usage of the term Capital in general , i . e . from the social point of view , is in the inquiry how the three agents of production . . . contribute to producing the national ...
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... social " psychology . The economist is likely to make this into a social felicific calculus , taking place perhaps in the social subconscious.2 A somewhat similar effect is obtained by employing the situation in a " collective society ...
... social " psychology . The economist is likely to make this into a social felicific calculus , taking place perhaps in the social subconscious.2 A somewhat similar effect is obtained by employing the situation in a " collective society ...
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... social economics , 101 . Siemens , Werner von , and economic motive , 176 . Simon , Saint , and distribution of labor and income , 18 . Slichter , Sumner H. , The Organization and Control of Economic Activity , 301 ff . Smart , W. , on ...
... social economics , 101 . Siemens , Werner von , and economic motive , 176 . Simon , Saint , and distribution of labor and income , 18 . Slichter , Sumner H. , The Organization and Control of Economic Activity , 301 ff . Smart , W. , on ...
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