An Essay on the Distribution of Wealth and on the Sources of Taxation. By the Rev. Richard Jones ..., Volumen1J. Murray, 1831 - 329 páginas |
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... industry , which is supposed to be indicated by increasing rents , reach , it is said , the owners of capital , in the shape of a dwindling rate of profits ; and thus their own remuneration , and their capacity to accumulate fresh funds ...
... industry , which is supposed to be indicated by increasing rents , reach , it is said , the owners of capital , in the shape of a dwindling rate of profits ; and thus their own remuneration , and their capacity to accumulate fresh funds ...
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... industry , as nations multiply and become more civilized : then , that those who procure subsistence by manual toil , the laboring classes of the earth , are maintained exclusively on funds saved from income ; a supposition which , true ...
... industry , as nations multiply and become more civilized : then , that those who procure subsistence by manual toil , the laboring classes of the earth , are maintained exclusively on funds saved from income ; a supposition which , true ...
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... industry in any of its branches , that in countries in which profits are low , as England and Holland , there industry is found in the most efficient state , and the rate at which capital is accumulating is the most rapid . On the other ...
... industry in any of its branches , that in countries in which profits are low , as England and Holland , there industry is found in the most efficient state , and the rate at which capital is accumulating is the most rapid . On the other ...
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... industry and the arts , in which mankind may be observed , enriched by the successive accumulations of many generations , as well as by their own ; and exercising by the aid of these a command- ing and increasing productive power ...
... industry and the arts , in which mankind may be observed , enriched by the successive accumulations of many generations , as well as by their own ; and exercising by the aid of these a command- ing and increasing productive power ...
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... industry ; and influencing at last ( in a few instances ) in the most marked and decisive man- ner , not only the productive powers , but the social and political elements of nations . In the progress . of this survey , there will have ...
... industry ; and influencing at last ( in a few instances ) in the most marked and decisive man- ner , not only the productive powers , but the social and political elements of nations . In the progress . of this survey , there will have ...
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