An Inquiry Into the Various Systems of Political Economy: Their Advantages and Disadvantages, and the Theory Most Favourable to the Increase of National Wealth |
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Side 67
... he has placed the source of wealth in “ labour , which fixes and realizes itself in
some parti“ cular subject , that lasts for some time at least after " that labour is
past , whose power is augmented by * Wealth of Nations , vol . ii . book ii . chap .
... he has placed the source of wealth in “ labour , which fixes and realizes itself in
some parti“ cular subject , that lasts for some time at least after " that labour is
past , whose power is augmented by * Wealth of Nations , vol . ii . book ii . chap .
Side 285
( Wealth of Nations , 1805 , vol . ij . book iv . chap . 2 , pages 207 - 210 . ) - - It is
this point which the framers of the famous English Orders in Council , by which it
was intended to retaliate upon France , appear not to have sufficiently considered
.
( Wealth of Nations , 1805 , vol . ij . book iv . chap . 2 , pages 207 - 210 . ) - - It is
this point which the framers of the famous English Orders in Council , by which it
was intended to retaliate upon France , appear not to have sufficiently considered
.
Side 488
CHAP . I . The productiveness of Wealth is not exclusively reserved to one sort of
Labour , 74 ; CHAP . II . Nor peculiar to some Labours , but common to all , 87 .
CHAP . III . Agricultural Labour is not the most productive of labours , 92 ; it limits
...
CHAP . I . The productiveness of Wealth is not exclusively reserved to one sort of
Labour , 74 ; CHAP . II . Nor peculiar to some Labours , but common to all , 87 .
CHAP . III . Agricultural Labour is not the most productive of labours , 92 ; it limits
...
Side 489
OF THE VARIOUS SYSTEMS RESPECTING CAPITAL , CHAP . I . Wherein do
Capitals consist ? 162 ; in Metallic Currency , in the advancement of Agriculture ,
or in the first materials of all Labour , Improvements of the soil , & c . ibid ; in the ...
OF THE VARIOUS SYSTEMS RESPECTING CAPITAL , CHAP . I . Wherein do
Capitals consist ? 162 ; in Metallic Currency , in the advancement of Agriculture ,
or in the first materials of all Labour , Improvements of the soil , & c . ibid ; in the ...
Side 491
CHAP . V . Which Trade is the most beneficial to National Wealth ? 381 .
Opinions in favour of Foreign Trade , 382 ; in ... CHAP . VI . 1 . of Corporations
and privileged Companies , 398 ; this method of trading is prejudicial to Wealth ,
399 .
CHAP . V . Which Trade is the most beneficial to National Wealth ? 381 .
Opinions in favour of Foreign Trade , 382 ; in ... CHAP . VI . 1 . of Corporations
and privileged Companies , 398 ; this method of trading is prejudicial to Wealth ,
399 .
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