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 158
... greater part of the capital embarked circulate still more rapidly , a much smaller per centage on the articles sold will pay a fair profit on the capital . Should the capital , for instance , be turned five times on the average in the ...
... greater part of the capital embarked circulate still more rapidly , a much smaller per centage on the articles sold will pay a fair profit on the capital . Should the capital , for instance , be turned five times on the average in the ...
Page 172
... greater in proportion to the greater comparative advantages of proximity to the market , quality of soil , facility of communica- tion , or other favouring circumstances , under which their produce was raised and brought to market ...
... greater in proportion to the greater comparative advantages of proximity to the market , quality of soil , facility of communica- tion , or other favouring circumstances , under which their produce was raised and brought to market ...
Page 356
... greater than is suspected by the public . The con- sequence of the activity and invention of the manu- facturers being repressed , is , that the consumers of their goods pay increased prices , not only for the duties imposed on them ...
... greater than is suspected by the public . The con- sequence of the activity and invention of the manu- facturers being repressed , is , that the consumers of their goods pay increased prices , not only for the duties imposed on them ...
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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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