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Page xxii
... expense of a metallic currency would be saved . To effect this desirable object , Mr Ricardo proposed that , instead of ... expenses of coinage , and the wear and tear , and loss of coins . Mr Ricardo's proposal was recommended by the ...
... expense of a metallic currency would be saved . To effect this desirable object , Mr Ricardo proposed that , instead of ... expenses of coinage , and the wear and tear , and loss of coins . Mr Ricardo's proposal was recommended by the ...
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... expense of 1000l . for a year in the production of a commodity , and at the end of the year I employ twenty men again for another year , at a further expense of 1000l . in finishing or perfecting the same commodity , and that I bring it ...
... expense of 1000l . for a year in the production of a commodity , and at the end of the year I employ twenty men again for another year , at a further expense of 1000l . in finishing or perfecting the same commodity , and that I bring it ...
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... expense of the community at large . There is no absolute gain to the society by the reproduction of rent ; it is only one class profiting at the expense of another class . The notion of agriculture yielding a produce , and a rent in ...
... expense of the community at large . There is no absolute gain to the society by the reproduction of rent ; it is only one class profiting at the expense of another class . The notion of agriculture yielding a produce , and a rent in ...
Page 49
... expenses required to put the capital em- ployed in its original state of efficiency , the remaining value or overplus will in each trade be in proportion to the value of the capital employed . In the 7th chap . of the Wealth of Nations ...
... expenses required to put the capital em- ployed in its original state of efficiency , the remaining value or overplus will in each trade be in proportion to the value of the capital employed . In the 7th chap . of the Wealth of Nations ...
Page 79
... expenses to be incurred , together with his fair and usual profit . If then this premium for a bill on England should be equal to the profit on importing cloth , the importation would of course cease ; but if the premium on the bill ...
... expenses to be incurred , together with his fair and usual profit . If then this premium for a bill on England should be equal to the profit on importing cloth , the importation would of course cease ; but if the premium on the bill ...
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