The Economic Journal: The Quarterly Journal of the Royal Economic Society, Volume 21Macmillan, 1911 Contains papers that appeal to a broad and global readership in all fields of economics. |
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Página 88
... commerce , and national wealth in that country have greatly increased . Trade Unions have grown in numbers and strength between 1891 and 1909 , and have succeeded in raising wages , shortening hours of labour , and in improving the ...
... commerce , and national wealth in that country have greatly increased . Trade Unions have grown in numbers and strength between 1891 and 1909 , and have succeeded in raising wages , shortening hours of labour , and in improving the ...
Página 90
... trade it is nations , not individuals , that exchange goods and We must make the foreigner pay for a portion of our ... Unions also come under M. Faubert's condemnation , but his criticism of these bodies is anything but convincing . For ...
... trade it is nations , not individuals , that exchange goods and We must make the foreigner pay for a portion of our ... Unions also come under M. Faubert's condemnation , but his criticism of these bodies is anything but convincing . For ...
Página 91
... Trade Unions faster than the wages of men in certain trades where these weapons have been employed . This is supposed to prove that Trade Unions are not needed in order to induce masters to raise wages ( pp . 117-9 ) . Again , it is ...
... Trade Unions faster than the wages of men in certain trades where these weapons have been employed . This is supposed to prove that Trade Unions are not needed in order to induce masters to raise wages ( pp . 117-9 ) . Again , it is ...
Página 155
The Quarterly Journal of the Royal Economic Society. consultation with the Board of Trade , and that where such a ... unions , and collectors of the poor rate are , if so required by the Local Government Board , to act as enumerators ...
The Quarterly Journal of the Royal Economic Society. consultation with the Board of Trade , and that where such a ... unions , and collectors of the poor rate are , if so required by the Local Government Board , to act as enumerators ...
Página 166
... Trade Unions concerned . The cost of the lock - out to the Boilermakers ' Society , through the payment of dispute benefits and loss of income , is stated to have been £ 100,000 , and a financial position resulted , involving as it had ...
... Trade Unions concerned . The cost of the lock - out to the Boilermakers ' Society , through the payment of dispute benefits and loss of income , is stated to have been £ 100,000 , and a financial position resulted , involving as it had ...
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Página 213 - Now this is actually the case with rent. The ordinary progress of a society which increases in wealth, is at all times tending to augment the incomes of landlords . . . they grow richer, as it were in their sleep, without working, risking, or economising.
Página 155 - to make arrangements for giving to boys and girls under seventeen years of age assistance with respect to the choice of suitable employment, by means of the collection and the communication of information and the furnishing of advice.
Página 522 - taxable value is one pound sterling, and shall increase uniformly with each increase of one pound sterling in the taxable value, in such manner that— the increment of tax between a taxable value of £15,000 and a taxable value of £15,001 shall be
Página 357 - additional quantity of work bestowed on agriculture yields an actually diminished return, and, of course, if each additional quantity of work yields an actually diminished return, the whole of the work bestowed on agriculture in the progress of improvement yields an actually diminished proportional return."—Essay on the Application of Capital to Land, pp. 6-8, quoted by Prof.
Página 407 - to provide for the investigation of new or littleknown natural products from the Colonies and India, and of known products from new sources, with a view to their utilisation in commerce, and also to provide trustworthy scientific and technical advice on matters connected with the agriculture, trade, and industries of the Colonies and India.
Página 446 - They are ... so disseminated through all the trading parts of the world that they are become the instruments by which the most distant nations converse with one another.
Página 63 - There is not a horse in England, able and willing to work, but has due food and lodging; and goes about sleek-coated, satisfied in heart. And you say it is impossible.
Página 602 - an authority which could safely be trusted not only to no single person, but to no council or senate whatever"?
Página 252 - becoming atrophied and arrested through lack of exercise ; and, granting that her evolution being arrested, the evolution of the whole race will be also arrested in her person ; granting all this to the full, and allowing that the bulk of human labour tends to become more and more intellectual
Página 657 - (1) that the worker should receive, in addition to the standard wages of the trade, some share in the final profit of the business, or the economy of production ; (2) that the worker should accumulate his share of profit, or part thereof, in the capital of the business employing him, thus gaining the ordinary rights and responsibilities of a shareholder.