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Page 241
... yields £ 120 . , of Capital . and pays a rent of £ 10 . , the farmer will often find that he can employ another ... yield by the improved efficiency of its application . On these last soils , rents will then be rising from two ...
... yields £ 120 . , of Capital . and pays a rent of £ 10 . , the farmer will often find that he can employ another ... yield by the improved efficiency of its application . On these last soils , rents will then be rising from two ...
Page 280
... yield- ing to the same quantity of capital which is em- ployed on B , C and D , only 8 quarters of corn . Then as 8 quarters must now yield the ordi- nary profits of stock on the capital employed , B , which before paid no rent , will ...
... yield- ing to the same quantity of capital which is em- ployed on B , C and D , only 8 quarters of corn . Then as 8 quarters must now yield the ordi- nary profits of stock on the capital employed , B , which before paid no rent , will ...
Page 27
... yield a market to that land , to which they were before only a burthen . No country can be really flourishing unless ... yields crops of five or six times the seed only . To change such arable to such grass , is , doubtless , the ...
... yield a market to that land , to which they were before only a burthen . No country can be really flourishing unless ... yields crops of five or six times the seed only . To change such arable to such grass , is , doubtless , the ...
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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