The Market and the State: Essays in Honour of Adam SmithClarendon Press, 1976 - 359 páginas |
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Página 138
... agricultural productivity , since there can be no industry without surplus of food and raw materials to feed the industrial population - unless industry is going to live by exporting its produce and importing food and raw materials . In ...
... agricultural productivity , since there can be no industry without surplus of food and raw materials to feed the industrial population - unless industry is going to live by exporting its produce and importing food and raw materials . In ...
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... agricultural population constant because the growth rates of population and of agricultural productivity were about the same ; somewhat over 1 per cent per annum . But L.D.C. populations will grow faster than agricultural productivity ...
... agricultural population constant because the growth rates of population and of agricultural productivity were about the same ; somewhat over 1 per cent per annum . But L.D.C. populations will grow faster than agricultural productivity ...
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... agricultural prospects of such areas are bleak . In any case , agricultural raw materials can no longer serve the tropical countries as an engine of growth . The 3 to 4 per cent per annum rise in demand for such commodities suited the ...
... agricultural prospects of such areas are bleak . In any case , agricultural raw materials can no longer serve the tropical countries as an engine of growth . The 3 to 4 per cent per annum rise in demand for such commodities suited the ...
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Adam Smith and the Industrial | 1 |
Smiths Contribution in Historical Perspective | 44 |
Sympathy and SelfInterest | 73 |
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