A History of Economic ThoughtRonald Press Company, 1953 - 696 páginas |
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... afford to bring his corn to market at a much lower price than others who cultivate poorer fields . But if the corn that grows on these fertile spots is not sufficient fully to supply the market alone , the price will naturally be raised ...
... afford to bring his corn to market at a much lower price than others who cultivate poorer fields . But if the corn that grows on these fertile spots is not sufficient fully to supply the market alone , the price will naturally be raised ...
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... afford to take and keep himself and family alive . It was generally held that wages must be low in order to keep production cost low , thus making possible competition with other low - cost producing areas . Ricardo's observations ...
... afford to take and keep himself and family alive . It was generally held that wages must be low in order to keep production cost low , thus making possible competition with other low - cost producing areas . Ricardo's observations ...
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... afford , but the pleasure diminishes in a rapidly increasing ratio long before those limits are reached . Two articles of the same kind will seldom afford twice the pleasure of one , and still less will ten give five times the pleasure ...
... afford , but the pleasure diminishes in a rapidly increasing ratio long before those limits are reached . Two articles of the same kind will seldom afford twice the pleasure of one , and still less will ten give five times the pleasure ...
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CHAPTER PAGE | 3 |
Economic Practices of Biblical Times | 13 |
Economic Thought and Practices of the Greeks | 26 |
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