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... stock , and to trade in their corporate capacity to the East Indies in common with the rest of their fellow - subjects . But in this situation , the superior vigilance and attention of private adventurers would , in all probability ...
... stock , and to trade in their corporate capacity to the East Indies in common with the rest of their fellow - subjects . But in this situation , the superior vigilance and attention of private adventurers would , in all probability ...
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... stock , and that surplus part which is over and above what is necessary for paying the interest . This latter part ... stock . The employer must have this compensation , otherwise he cannot , consistently with his own interest , continue ...
... stock , and that surplus part which is over and above what is necessary for paying the interest . This latter part ... stock . The employer must have this compensation , otherwise he cannot , consistently with his own interest , continue ...
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... stock he would put an end to all the industry which it had maintained in the country which he left . Stock cultivates land ; stock employs labour . A tax which tended to drive away stock from any particular country would so far tend to ...
... stock he would put an end to all the industry which it had maintained in the country which he left . Stock cultivates land ; stock employs labour . A tax which tended to drive away stock from any particular country would so far tend to ...
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An Inquiry Into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations, Volume 2 Adam Smith Visualização integral - 1789 |
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