A History of Economic ThoughtRonald Press Company, 1953 - 696 páginas |
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... Profits and Interest . - It has been pointed out that Smith generally regards " profits of stock " as interest on capital , although at times he seems to regard profits as a surplus . He recognizes that there is a dif- ference in the ...
... Profits and Interest . - It has been pointed out that Smith generally regards " profits of stock " as interest on capital , although at times he seems to regard profits as a surplus . He recognizes that there is a dif- ference in the ...
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... profits was to fall ; he held " that in all countries , and at all times , profits depend on the quantity of labour requisite to provide necessaries for the labourers , on that land or with that capital which yields no rent . " He says ...
... profits was to fall ; he held " that in all countries , and at all times , profits depend on the quantity of labour requisite to provide necessaries for the labourers , on that land or with that capital which yields no rent . " He says ...
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... profits . " Whatever increases wages , necessarily reduces profits " ( p . 96 ) . In this statement he was recording an economic fact of his day : cultivation was being extended to poorer soils , food costs were rising , as were rents ...
... profits . " Whatever increases wages , necessarily reduces profits " ( p . 96 ) . In this statement he was recording an economic fact of his day : cultivation was being extended to poorer soils , food costs were rising , as were rents ...
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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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