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Page xlvii
... capital in agriculture on the relative numbers and influence of the different classes of the community . The employment of auxiliary capital augments the relative numbers of the non - agricultural classes ... 227 228 ...
... capital in agriculture on the relative numbers and influence of the different classes of the community . The employment of auxiliary capital augments the relative numbers of the non - agricultural classes ... 227 228 ...
Page xlviii
... classes ......... SECTION 3. On the second source of the increase of farmers ... agricultural labor .................... 255 ...... A fall of profits is no ... non - agricultural classes , and SECONDLY , the alterations which ...
... classes ......... SECTION 3. On the second source of the increase of farmers ... agricultural labor .................... 255 ...... A fall of profits is no ... non - agricultural classes , and SECONDLY , the alterations which ...
Page 228
... non - agricultural Classes . When additional produce is obtained by the use of a proportional quantity of additional labor alone , the relative numbers of the agricultural and non - agri- cultural classes remain unaltered . Let us ...
... non - agricultural Classes . When additional produce is obtained by the use of a proportional quantity of additional labor alone , the relative numbers of the agricultural and non - agri- cultural classes remain unaltered . Let us ...
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Page | 38 |
revenue of every class may be increased by an invasion of the revenue | 286 |
Summary of Farmers Rents | 305 |
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