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Side 166
foreign commerce appears, at first sight, different from the two other means of
forming capitals. But when analysed with care, it is evident that it can contribute to
the formation of capital, only as far as it tends to increase the means of economy
in ...
foreign commerce appears, at first sight, different from the two other means of
forming capitals. But when analysed with care, it is evident that it can contribute to
the formation of capital, only as far as it tends to increase the means of economy
in ...
Side 284
... ought to refuse circulating the raw and manufactured produce of other
countries, under the pretence that the exchangeable value of their productions
does not afford them equivalents equal to those which the foreign producer
receives.
... ought to refuse circulating the raw and manufactured produce of other
countries, under the pretence that the exchangeable value of their productions
does not afford them equivalents equal to those which the foreign producer
receives.
Side 392
If a foreign country can supply us with a commodity cheaper than we ourselves
can make it, ... + lf it be the interest of a nation to purchase from a foreign counry
when that country sells cheaper; how can its interest be injured by selling to the ...
If a foreign country can supply us with a commodity cheaper than we ourselves
can make it, ... + lf it be the interest of a nation to purchase from a foreign counry
when that country sells cheaper; how can its interest be injured by selling to the ...
Side 393
national eapital for twenty millions of foreign capital. The two cases are perfectly
parallel; and it is only through an inconceivable inattention that Adam Smith has
applied to each a different doctrine *. If he supposed that, in the case of ...
national eapital for twenty millions of foreign capital. The two cases are perfectly
parallel; and it is only through an inconceivable inattention that Adam Smith has
applied to each a different doctrine *. If he supposed that, in the case of ...
Side 479
The foreign trade deals less with what is wanted, than with what is superfluous. In
exchange for the home-produce, it affords the productions of all countries, which,
from their variety, their novelty, and their quantity, prove more attractive, lay ...
The foreign trade deals less with what is wanted, than with what is superfluous. In
exchange for the home-produce, it affords the productions of all countries, which,
from their variety, their novelty, and their quantity, prove more attractive, lay ...
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| Tittel | An Inquiry Into the Various Systems of Political Economy: Their Advantages and Disadvantages; and the Theory Most Favourable to the Increase of National Wealth |
| Forfatter | Charles Ganilh |
| oversatt av | Daniel Boileau |
| Utgiver | Henry Colburn, 1812 |
| Original fra | University of Michigan |
| Digitalisert | 17. jul 2009 |
| Lengde | 492 sider |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |