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Side 214
Adam Smith objects also, that “it is absolutely “ chimerical to suppose that
national debts could ever be fairly and ... It may fairly be supposed, that Adam
Smith would have altered his opimion, had he known that, if after providing for the
interest ...
Adam Smith objects also, that “it is absolutely “ chimerical to suppose that
national debts could ever be fairly and ... It may fairly be supposed, that Adam
Smith would have altered his opimion, had he known that, if after providing for the
interest ...
Side 223
... the loss of the five hundred eighty millions sterling borrowed by the English
government, and consequently abstracted from the circulating capital, must be
supposed to have been recovered by more labour and economy; the national
debt of ...
... the loss of the five hundred eighty millions sterling borrowed by the English
government, and consequently abstracted from the circulating capital, must be
supposed to have been recovered by more labour and economy; the national
debt of ...
Side 312
It is however difficult to separate the two ideas; and if it were clearly demonstrated
, that nations cannot arrive at wealth but by means of gold and silver, it could not
easily be supposed that their plenty or scarcity has no influence upon wealth.
It is however difficult to separate the two ideas; and if it were clearly demonstrated
, that nations cannot arrive at wealth but by means of gold and silver, it could not
easily be supposed that their plenty or scarcity has no influence upon wealth.
Side 430
... and every combination that has been contrived to give another direction to the
course of commerce, when it is supposed unfavourable or less beneficial, or to
enlarge it when supposed to be favourable, are as many obstacles which restrict
...
... and every combination that has been contrived to give another direction to the
course of commerce, when it is supposed unfavourable or less beneficial, or to
enlarge it when supposed to be favourable, are as many obstacles which restrict
...
Side 483
To suppose, with some authors, that consumption is the measure of production, is
a fallacy. Undoubtedly ... This restriction is not so difficult as is commonly
supposed; it takes place of itself, and by the sole force of things. Hence luxury,
that ...
To suppose, with some authors, that consumption is the measure of production, is
a fallacy. Undoubtedly ... This restriction is not so difficult as is commonly
supposed; it takes place of itself, and by the sole force of things. Hence luxury,
that ...
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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 |