Principles of Political Economy: Deduced from the Natural Laws of Social Welfare and Applied to the Present State of Britain |
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Page 71
... evident that the benefit to the exchanging parties is mutual and equal , or each would not agree to them . The right to freedom of exchange is included in the right to a free disposal of the produce of labour , and rests on the same ...
... evident that the benefit to the exchanging parties is mutual and equal , or each would not agree to them . The right to freedom of exchange is included in the right to a free disposal of the produce of labour , and rests on the same ...
Page 74
... evident that , by these and many other con- trivances , there is not only effected a vast economy of time , but of power likewise , through the division of labour . Without it a man would be often em- ployed in doing what a child could ...
... evident that , by these and many other con- trivances , there is not only effected a vast economy of time , but of power likewise , through the division of labour . Without it a man would be often em- ployed in doing what a child could ...
Page 145
... of protecting the free use and employment of pro- perty as capital , that is to say , productively , and the free enjoyment of its returns , is evident from the simple consideration that in the absence of such protection no.
... of protecting the free use and employment of pro- perty as capital , that is to say , productively , and the free enjoyment of its returns , is evident from the simple consideration that in the absence of such protection no.
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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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