The Market and the State: Essays in Honour of Adam SmithClarendon Press, 1976 - 359 páginas |
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... cent a year . If you ask how could all this have been happening despite my dirge about the terms of trade the answer ... cent of France , or even the 21 per cent of Austria , but the 16 per cent of Japan is not an unreasonable standard ...
... cent a year . If you ask how could all this have been happening despite my dirge about the terms of trade the answer ... cent of France , or even the 21 per cent of Austria , but the 16 per cent of Japan is not an unreasonable standard ...
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... cent per annum , and are already about 20 per cent of tropical exports . European economists have been telling the tropical countries for half a century that their comparative advantage lies in agriculture , but this seems not to be ...
... cent per annum , and are already about 20 per cent of tropical exports . European economists have been telling the tropical countries for half a century that their comparative advantage lies in agriculture , but this seems not to be ...
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... cent for the U.K. The share of the social expenditure items in total public expenditures rose from around 30 per cent to 50 per cent or more , with a substantially higher ratio if defence and interest are excluded from the base . Indeed ...
... cent for the U.K. The share of the social expenditure items in total public expenditures rose from around 30 per cent to 50 per cent or more , with a substantially higher ratio if defence and interest are excluded from the base . Indeed ...
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Adam Smith and the Industrial | 1 |
Smiths Contribution in Historical Perspective | 44 |
Sympathy and SelfInterest | 73 |
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Adam Smith aggregate demand agricultural analysis balance of payments banking benefit Britain British Cannan capital cent century changes commodity competition concept consumers costs course defence discussion distribution division of labour economic growth economic thought effects efficiency employment equal Europe exchange exports external factor fiscal free trade function important income increase individual industrial revolution inflation institutions interest investment Josiah Wedgwood labour market less limited London long-run manufactures marginal ment mercantilist modern economists monetary money supply monopoly Moral Sentiments natural liberty output perhaps Political Economy Political Economy Club population production Professor Musgrave profits progress Public Expenditures Public Finance question redistribution restrictions Ricardo rise role sector self-interest share Smithian social social welfare function society sympathy taxation terms of trade Theory of Moral tion tropical utility wages Wealth of Nations Wedgwood welfare economics