Principles of Political EconomyGinn, 1919 - 588 páginas |
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... possesses an adequate supply is rich or in a state of wealth . In short , those economic goods called wealth are the goods upon which weal , or well - being , depends . Well - being is increased when these goods are increased or ...
... possesses an adequate supply is rich or in a state of wealth . In short , those economic goods called wealth are the goods upon which weal , or well - being , depends . Well - being is increased when these goods are increased or ...
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... possesses one kind of power will always possess the other , if indeed it be not incorrect to speak of them as different kinds of power . The object which possesses this power to appeal to human motives in such a way as to induce men ...
... possesses one kind of power will always possess the other , if indeed it be not incorrect to speak of them as different kinds of power . The object which possesses this power to appeal to human motives in such a way as to induce men ...
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... possesses . Even in the case of the post office , as it is thought best to run it , there is an element of compulsion . Many local post offices are maintained at a loss , since there is not local busi- ness enough to pay expenses ...
... possesses . Even in the case of the post office , as it is thought best to run it , there is an element of compulsion . Many local post offices are maintained at a loss , since there is not local busi- ness enough to pay expenses ...
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... possesses such a religion will eventually outgrow in all these particulars the nation which does not , or which possesses a religion which enervates , which lulls to sleep , or which represses the productive virtues.1 1 For a fuller ...
... possesses such a religion will eventually outgrow in all these particulars the nation which does not , or which possesses a religion which enervates , which lulls to sleep , or which represses the productive virtues.1 1 For a fuller ...
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... possesses a rich territory than if it possesses a poor territory . That is so obvious as to need very little discussion . It is very much like saying that though a good farmer may manage to prosper on rather poor land , nevertheless he ...
... possesses a rich territory than if it possesses a poor territory . That is so obvious as to need very little discussion . It is very much like saying that though a good farmer may manage to prosper on rather poor land , nevertheless he ...
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abundant Adam Smith advantage amount animals bank bargaining become better called chapter commodity competition compulsion consumers consumption coöperation cost crop cultivation demand desire division of labor dollars economic energy enterprise exchange fact factors factors of production farm farmer favor Federal Reserve Federal Reserve bank Federal Reserve notes give grade horse human important income increase individual industry interest invest kind labor and capital land large number law of value less liberalist luxuries machine marginal productivity material means merely moral nation nature necessary nitrogen owner person plow possess problem profits proportion prosperity purchase quantity reason rent result scarce scarcity sell social society soil spend standard of living sumers sumption sumptuary laws supply surplus things tion transportation units unskilled labor utility wages waste wealth wheat