Readings in Economics: Principles and ProblemsWalter Adams, Leland Eldridge Traywick Macmillan Company, 1948 - 520 páginas |
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... means by itself sufficient to give rise to economic phenomena . If means of satisfaction have no alternative use , then they may be scarce , but they cannot be economised . The Manna which fell from heaven may have been scarce , but ...
... means by itself sufficient to give rise to economic phenomena . If means of satisfaction have no alternative use , then they may be scarce , but they cannot be economised . The Manna which fell from heaven may have been scarce , but ...
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... means of achieving ends are limited . We have been turned out of Paradise . We have neither eternal life nor unlimited means of gratification . Everywhere we turn , if we choose one thing we must relinquish others which , in different ...
... means of achieving ends are limited . We have been turned out of Paradise . We have neither eternal life nor unlimited means of gratification . Everywhere we turn , if we choose one thing we must relinquish others which , in different ...
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... means economy at nearly all points of the process of supplying goods , and at the same time it means certainty and expedition at nearly all points in the business operations involved in meeting current wants . Besides this , the ...
... means economy at nearly all points of the process of supplying goods , and at the same time it means certainty and expedition at nearly all points in the business operations involved in meeting current wants . Besides this , the ...
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Introduction | 3 |
H J Davenport | 10 |
ECONOMICS AS A STUDY OF WELFARE | 17 |
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