View of the Progress of Political Economy in Europe Since the Sixteenth Century: A Course of Lectures Delivered Before the University of Oxford in Michaelmas Term, 1846, and Lent Term, 1847Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1847 - 298 páginas |
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... Profits of Manufactures . Net Produce . Inequalities of Wages and of Profits . Regula- tions of State Policy . Free Circulation of Labour . Law of Settlement . Nature of Capital . Perplexity of Adam Smith's Statement . Circulating and ...
... Profits of Manufactures . Net Produce . Inequalities of Wages and of Profits . Regula- tions of State Policy . Free Circulation of Labour . Law of Settlement . Nature of Capital . Perplexity of Adam Smith's Statement . Circulating and ...
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... profit by the trans- action . He will export it for one of two reasons , either for the purpose of buying goods abroad , or because it is of more value in foreign countries than at home , and the exchange will be profitable . If the ...
... profit by the trans- action . He will export it for one of two reasons , either for the purpose of buying goods abroad , or because it is of more value in foreign countries than at home , and the exchange will be profitable . If the ...
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... profit upon working it might be saved . " I would have those occupations most preferred and cherished that bring most commodity and treasure into the country , as ye must consider three sorts of occupa- tions , one that carrieth out ...
... profit upon working it might be saved . " I would have those occupations most preferred and cherished that bring most commodity and treasure into the country , as ye must consider three sorts of occupa- tions , one that carrieth out ...
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... profits of tillage and abating of the profits of grazing , I doubt not but husbandry would be more occupied and grazing much less . " And elsewhere he says , that " a way to make til- lage to be as well cherished of every man as pasture ...
... profits of tillage and abating of the profits of grazing , I doubt not but husbandry would be more occupied and grazing much less . " And elsewhere he says , that " a way to make til- lage to be as well cherished of every man as pasture ...
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... profit in using the plough as they see in other feats , think ye not that they will leave that trade and fall to another that they see more profitable ? ” " How then , " says the knight , " would ye have them better cherished to use the ...
... profit in using the plough as they see in other feats , think ye not that they will leave that trade and fall to another that they see more profitable ? ” " How then , " says the knight , " would ye have them better cherished to use the ...
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Página 167 - The value of any commodity, therefore, to the person who possesses it, and who means not to use or consume it himself, but to exchange it for other commodities, is equal to the quantity of labour which it enables him to purchase or command. Labour, therefore, is the real measure of the exchangeable value of all commodities.
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