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The stagnation does not prevail in the United States alone , but in all those
countries in which what we call capitalistic production is introduced , and
everywhere from the same causes , and no remedy that refers only to the
legislation of the ...
The stagnation does not prevail in the United States alone , but in all those
countries in which what we call capitalistic production is introduced , and
everywhere from the same causes , and no remedy that refers only to the
legislation of the ...
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The mere production of wool from the sheep was not prohibited by law , but the
making of auything from that wool was prohibited by the law of the citizens . Q.
That is , the manufacturing of clotbing , but I said of the production of cloth , iron ,
flax ...
The mere production of wool from the sheep was not prohibited by law , but the
making of auything from that wool was prohibited by the law of the citizens . Q.
That is , the manufacturing of clotbing , but I said of the production of cloth , iron ,
flax ...
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Then they might go on increasing production , so as even to drive the foreign
article out of the market . There would still be more increase of production , until
at last the production would exceed the consumption . We have protected the ...
Then they might go on increasing production , so as even to drive the foreign
article out of the market . There would still be more increase of production , until
at last the production would exceed the consumption . We have protected the ...
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Is such a disproportionate production possible in a natural state of things ? Not at
all . The law of supply and demand makes it utterly impossible . You cannot
produce brick for 2,000 houses when the other materials are only sufficient for
1,000 ...
Is such a disproportionate production possible in a natural state of things ? Not at
all . The law of supply and demand makes it utterly impossible . You cannot
produce brick for 2,000 houses when the other materials are only sufficient for
1,000 ...
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If everybody was at work and earning we would still produce more than the
United States could consume , and need not suffer . Q. But you said at the outset
... A . I said that we have no over - production according to the present
consumption .
If everybody was at work and earning we would still produce more than the
United States could consume , and need not suffer . Q. But you said at the outset
... A . I said that we have no over - production according to the present
consumption .
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| Título | Miscellaneous Documents: 30th Congress, 1st Session - 49th Congress, 1st Session, Volumen3 United States congressional serial set |
| Autor | United States. Congress. House |
| Publicado | 1879 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Oxford |
| Digitalizado | 13 Dic. 2006 |
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