The Pamphleteer, Band 24,Ausgabe 47Abraham John Valpy A.J. Valpy, 1824 |
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... almost self-evident. .It is quite clear that the excess of what is produced over and ... nearly the same for a considerable length of time, that is, while the ... whole produce which goes to the laborer. Now applying this rule to the case ...
... almost self-evident. .It is quite clear that the excess of what is produced over and ... nearly the same for a considerable length of time, that is, while the ... whole produce which goes to the laborer. Now applying this rule to the case ...
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... all commodities, without 'scarcely "an except tion, 'fell considerably in value, and consequently a muc.h'largér ... nearly the whole mass of them, it is called a >general.>_glut__or stagnation, the :xistence of which the school of ...
... all commodities, without 'scarcely "an except tion, 'fell considerably in value, and consequently a muc.h'largér ... nearly the whole mass of them, it is called a >general.>_glut__or stagnation, the :xistence of which the school of ...
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... all to have a share as before. But this we know by experience is not the case 5_ and that it should not be, may appear ... nearly the whole of them, or so large 1 portion as reduces the profit on them considerably below its natural rate ...
... all to have a share as before. But this we know by experience is not the case 5_ and that it should not be, may appear ... nearly the whole of them, or so large 1 portion as reduces the profit on them considerably below its natural rate ...
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absolute fertility abundance of capital Adam Smith advantageously situated alter best lands capital and commodities capital compared causes of Rent cheap and plentiful circumstances of fertility comparative scarcity condition of Rent conse consequently profits corn cost of production cotton demand and supply demand for labor depended entirely diminishing distribution doctrine duce employment excess fall of profits fertile land find first fits glut goes increase of population inferior soils labor into motion laborer’s share larger latterly Malthus means of employing nearly the whole necessaries never varied Opinions ordinary profits owing peculiar period of cultivation Political Economy portion power of put principle profits depended Profits of Stock progress of Rent proportion proposition quantity quence rate of profit relative fertility Rent appear Ricardo and Dr secondary quality sole cause specific supposed taken into cultivation thrown vary but little wages whole produce worst yields a Rent