An Inquiry Into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of NationsAdam and Charles Black, 1850 - 685 páginas |
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... increase in the numbers of a people , when it is not either preceded or accompanied by a corresponding increase in the means of subsistence , can be productive only of misery , or of increased mor- tality , or both ; that the difficulty ...
... increase in the numbers of a people , when it is not either preceded or accompanied by a corresponding increase in the means of subsistence , can be productive only of misery , or of increased mor- tality , or both ; that the difficulty ...
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... increase , would , if not restrained by pruden- tial considerations , speedily fill the richest countries with want and wretched- ness . But man is influenced by reason as well as by instinct ; and experience shows that when necessary ...
... increase , would , if not restrained by pruden- tial considerations , speedily fill the richest countries with want and wretched- ness . But man is influenced by reason as well as by instinct ; and experience shows that when necessary ...
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... increased , such commodities as are directly used by the producers , without the intervention of an exchange , cannot ... increase of pro- duction . Every new commodity is a new equivalent for , or a new means of purchasing some one else ...
... increased , such commodities as are directly used by the producers , without the intervention of an exchange , cannot ... increase of pro- duction . Every new commodity is a new equivalent for , or a new means of purchasing some one else ...
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... increase in the value or price of commodities , that the portion of the produce that would otherwise go to them will ... increased . By profit is meant the surplus produce , or its value , accruing to those who em- ploy capital in ...
... increase in the value or price of commodities , that the portion of the produce that would otherwise go to them will ... increased . By profit is meant the surplus produce , or its value , accruing to those who em- ploy capital in ...
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... increase of capital , or rather of the increased competition of its possessors , or of their efforts to undersell each other . But Mr. Ricardo has shown the fallacy of this opinion . And it has since been sufficiently established that ...
... increase of capital , or rather of the increased competition of its possessors , or of their efforts to undersell each other . But Mr. Ricardo has shown the fallacy of this opinion . And it has since been sufficiently established that ...
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