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... improve- ments will not raise rents , because " Nothing can " raise rent , but a demand for new land of an inferior quality , or some cause which shall occasion an " alteration in the relative fertility of the land al- 66 66 ready under ...
... improve- ments will not raise rents , because " Nothing can " raise rent , but a demand for new land of an inferior quality , or some cause which shall occasion an " alteration in the relative fertility of the land al- 66 66 ready under ...
Page 208
Richard Jones. Increase of Farmers ' Rents . Book I. was essential to a rise of rents , since rents may Chap . vii ... raise rents , and that without the co - operation of any other cause . This process goes on often in practice ...
Richard Jones. Increase of Farmers ' Rents . Book I. was essential to a rise of rents , since rents may Chap . vii ... raise rents , and that without the co - operation of any other cause . This process goes on often in practice ...
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Richard Jones. Chap . vii . Sect . 2 . Increase of Rents . country farmed by capitalists , from the unequal Book I. returns to that capital and labor on lands of un- equal goodness : -that rents will thus be raised with- out its being ...
Richard Jones. Chap . vii . Sect . 2 . Increase of Rents . country farmed by capitalists , from the unequal Book I. returns to that capital and labor on lands of un- equal goodness : -that rents will thus be raised with- out its being ...
Contents
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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