Principles of Political Economy: Deduced from the Natural Laws of Social Welfare and Applied to the Present State of Britain |
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... advantages derived from the capital embarked in each by its owners , may be , in reality , equal . The gross profits ... advantage of position , ( such as the vicinity of coal or iron mines , canals , railroads , or other facilities of ...
... advantages derived from the capital embarked in each by its owners , may be , in reality , equal . The gross profits ... advantage of position , ( such as the vicinity of coal or iron mines , canals , railroads , or other facilities of ...
Page 176
... advantages over others ; and , of course , his efforts tend at the same time indirectly to re- duce the superiority of others over him . The re- sult is a vast increase of production , by which the public , in its capacity of general ...
... advantages over others ; and , of course , his efforts tend at the same time indirectly to re- duce the superiority of others over him . The re- sult is a vast increase of production , by which the public , in its capacity of general ...
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... advantages of his particular estate over lands that are habitually engaged in supplying the same market under the most unfavourable cir- cumstances . The owners of most mines , fisheries , forests , & c . , enjoy a similar advantage of ...
... advantages of his particular estate over lands that are habitually engaged in supplying the same market under the most unfavourable cir- cumstances . The owners of most mines , fisheries , forests , & c . , enjoy a similar advantage of ...
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PRELIMINARY DISCOURSE ON the Coincidence of | 1 |
Primary Natural Rights1 To Personal | 13 |
Duty of a Government the securing | 28 |
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