The nature and causes of the wealth of nationsZeller, 1963 |
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... fervants frequently leave their masters , and truft their fubfiftence to what they can make by their own industry . But the fame cheapness of provisions , by increasing the fund which is deftined for the maintenance of fervants ...
... fervants frequently leave their masters , and truft their fubfiftence to what they can make by their own industry . But the fame cheapness of provisions , by increasing the fund which is deftined for the maintenance of fervants ...
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... fervants increases , while the number of those who offer to fupply that demand di- minishes . The price of labour , therefore , fre- quently rises in cheap years . In years of fcarcity , the difficulty and uncer- tainty of fubfiftence ...
... fervants increases , while the number of those who offer to fupply that demand di- minishes . The price of labour , therefore , fre- quently rises in cheap years . In years of fcarcity , the difficulty and uncer- tainty of fubfiftence ...
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... fervants , who endeavoured to raise their wages upon their mafters . It therefore ordains , that all fervants and labourers fhould for the fu- ture be contented with the fame wages and live- ries ( liveries in thofe times fignified ...
... fervants , who endeavoured to raise their wages upon their mafters . It therefore ordains , that all fervants and labourers fhould for the fu- ture be contented with the fame wages and live- ries ( liveries in thofe times fignified ...
Contenido
OF THE CAUSES OF IMPROVEMENT IN THE PRO | 6 |
CHAP V | 43 |
CHAP VI | 70 |
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Términos y frases comunes
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