The Market and the State: Essays in Honour of Adam SmithClarendon Press, 1976 - 359 páginas |
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... Musgrave's paper is an elegant synthesis of what the great man actually said , whether in 1759 or in 1776 , about ... Professor Musgrave gives the impression , inten- * London School of Economics . tionally or unintentionally , that Adam ...
... Musgrave's paper is an elegant synthesis of what the great man actually said , whether in 1759 or in 1776 , about ... Professor Musgrave gives the impression , inten- * London School of Economics . tionally or unintentionally , that Adam ...
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... Professor Musgrave is a shade unfair on Adam Smith in that rather more is said on these topics than would appear from his account . This comes out clearly enough if one looks more closely at Chapter i of Book V of the Wealth of Nations ...
... Professor Musgrave is a shade unfair on Adam Smith in that rather more is said on these topics than would appear from his account . This comes out clearly enough if one looks more closely at Chapter i of Book V of the Wealth of Nations ...
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... Professor Musgrave allows in endorsing the ability - to - pay principle of taxation . Thus in WN V. ii we have the following well - known and often - quoted passage : A tax upon house rents , therefore , would in general fall heaviest ...
... Professor Musgrave allows in endorsing the ability - to - pay principle of taxation . Thus in WN V. ii we have the following well - known and often - quoted passage : A tax upon house rents , therefore , would in general fall heaviest ...
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Adam Smith and the Industrial | 1 |
Smiths Contribution in Historical Perspective | 44 |
Sympathy and SelfInterest | 73 |
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