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... in the shape of a dwindling rate of profits ; and thus their own remuneration , and their capacity to accumulate fresh funds for the employment of labor , are always in a necessary course of gradual diminution , while cultivation is ...
... in the shape of a dwindling rate of profits ; and thus their own remuneration , and their capacity to accumulate fresh funds for the employment of labor , are always in a necessary course of gradual diminution , while cultivation is ...
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public distress , and the other is menaced with a gradual but inevitable decay , produced by the same causes , and advancing at the same pace . The fate revealed to the most important division of the population , to the great body of ...
public distress , and the other is menaced with a gradual but inevitable decay , produced by the same causes , and advancing at the same pace . The fate revealed to the most important division of the population , to the great body of ...
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... forcing ever its aggregate numbers forwards to the extreme limit of the subsistence they can procure ; and that even wealth and plenty are only forces which impel communities gradually , but inevitably , towards want .
... forcing ever its aggregate numbers forwards to the extreme limit of the subsistence they can procure ; and that even wealth and plenty are only forces which impel communities gradually , but inevitably , towards want .
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With a view to understand fluctuations in each of these quantities , I have examined in the world , as it lies spread before us , the various and gradually multiplying functions of accumulated stock . They have been traced , first , in ...
With a view to understand fluctuations in each of these quantities , I have examined in the world , as it lies spread before us , the various and gradually multiplying functions of accumulated stock . They have been traced , first , in ...
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... and observe them at first scarcely distinguishable as a peculiar body ; then separating themselves slowly , from the mass of laborers or landowners with which they were before confounded ; assuming a gradually increasing share in ...
... and observe them at first scarcely distinguishable as a peculiar body ; then separating themselves slowly , from the mass of laborers or landowners with which they were before confounded ; assuming a gradually increasing share in ...
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| Title | An Essay on the Distribution of Wealth and on the Sources of Taxation. By the Rev. Richard Jones ..., Volume 1 An Essay on the Distribution of Wealth, and on the Sources of Taxation, Richard Jones Books for college libraries Issue 26666 of Goldsmiths'-Kress library of economic literature "Essay on the distribution of wealth ... Part I.--Rent." |
| Author | Richard Jones |
| Edition | 4 |
| Publisher | J. Murray, 1831 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 6 May 2008 |
| Length | 329 pages |
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