The Works of Adam Smith, LL.D. and F.R.S. of London and Edinburgh: The nature and causes of the wealth of nationsT. Cadell and W. Davies, 1812 |
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... exchange a great quantity of his own goods for a great quantity , or , what comes to the fame thing , for the price of a great quan- ? I. tity of theirs . He fupplies them abundantly 4 tity 16 OF THE DIVISION OF LABOUR .
... exchange a great quantity of his own goods for a great quantity , or , what comes to the fame thing , for the price of a great quan- ? I. tity of theirs . He fupplies them abundantly 4 tity 16 OF THE DIVISION OF LABOUR .
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... exchange one thing for another . Whether this propenfity be one of those ori- ginal principles in human nature , of which no further account can be given ; or whether , as feems more probable , it be the neceffary con- fequence of the ...
... exchange one thing for another . Whether this propenfity be one of those ori- ginal principles in human nature , of which no further account can be given ; or whether , as feems more probable , it be the neceffary con- fequence of the ...
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... exchanges for other old cloaths which fuit him better , or for lodging , or for food , or for money , with which he ean buy either food , cloaths , or lodging , as he has occafion . As it is by treaty , by barter , and by purchase ...
... exchanges for other old cloaths which fuit him better , or for lodging , or for food , or for money , with which he ean buy either food , cloaths , or lodging , as he has occafion . As it is by treaty , by barter , and by purchase ...
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... exchange all that furplus part of the pro- duce of his own labour , which is over and above his own confumption , for fuch parts of the produce of other men's labour as he may have occafion for , encourages every man to apply himself to ...
... exchange all that furplus part of the pro- duce of his own labour , which is over and above his own confumption , for fuch parts of the produce of other men's labour as he may have occafion for , encourages every man to apply himself to ...
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... exchange , every man must have procured to himself every necef . fary and conveniency of life which he wanted . All must have had the fame duties to perform , and the fame work to do , and there could have been no fuch difference of ...
... exchange , every man must have procured to himself every necef . fary and conveniency of life which he wanted . All must have had the fame duties to perform , and the fame work to do , and there could have been no fuch difference of ...
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