Some Readings in Economics: Prepared for the Use of Students in Course I, Political Economy, University of MichiganG. Wahr, 1907 - 216 páginas |
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... exports . Statistics show that the im- ports and exports of a country are rarely equal . The bal- ance of trade is either in favor of exports or of imports ; that is to say , a nation exports more than it imports , or im- ports more ...
... exports . Statistics show that the im- ports and exports of a country are rarely equal . The bal- ance of trade is either in favor of exports or of imports ; that is to say , a nation exports more than it imports , or im- ports more ...
Página 116
... exports . Statistics show that the im- ports and exports of a country are rarely equal . The bal- ance of trade is either in favor of exports or of imports ; that is to say , a nation exports more than it imports , or im- ports more ...
... exports . Statistics show that the im- ports and exports of a country are rarely equal . The bal- ance of trade is either in favor of exports or of imports ; that is to say , a nation exports more than it imports , or im- ports more ...
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... exports . But what , now , will be the consequence of the increase in exports due to the high price of exchange ? Manifestly , those exports will put some ... exported . Hence the increase in exports due 148 SOME READINGS IN ECONOMICS.
... exports . But what , now , will be the consequence of the increase in exports due to the high price of exchange ? Manifestly , those exports will put some ... exported . Hence the increase in exports due 148 SOME READINGS IN ECONOMICS.
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Subjective Value Von Wieser BoehmBawerk | 2 |
Commerce is Productive McCulloch and Gide | 18 |
READING VII | 50 |
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