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THE most ancient system concerning the sources of Wealth derives wealth from
foreign commerce ; that is to say , from that commerce in which one nation sells
more to other nations than it purchases , and is paid for the surplus of its sales ...
THE most ancient system concerning the sources of Wealth derives wealth from
foreign commerce ; that is to say , from that commerce in which one nation sells
more to other nations than it purchases , and is paid for the surplus of its sales ...
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... he says , “ upon material “ differences pregnant with effects not only various , “
but even opposite . It is therefore unjustly that 6 . Adam Smith rejects this
distinction , and asserts " that there is between the effects of these two sorts s of
labour a ...
... he says , “ upon material “ differences pregnant with effects not only various , “
but even opposite . It is therefore unjustly that 6 . Adam Smith rejects this
distinction , and asserts " that there is between the effects of these two sorts s of
labour a ...
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... and , if I may be allowed to şay so , less fatal to pations . Each additional year
of warfare renders every new loan more expensive , more difficult , and more
ruinous . The belligerents are thus every year warped of the exhausted state of
their ...
... and , if I may be allowed to şay so , less fatal to pations . Each additional year
of warfare renders every new loan more expensive , more difficult , and more
ruinous . The belligerents are thus every year warped of the exhausted state of
their ...
Side 250
Like sale , like production ; " says Dr . Quesnay . t “ That commerce is necessary ,
” says Galiani , “ for the support of life and the happiness of nations , is well
known . Commerce owes its rise to the necessity of exchanging the surplus of our
...
Like sale , like production ; " says Dr . Quesnay . t “ That commerce is necessary ,
” says Galiani , “ for the support of life and the happiness of nations , is well
known . Commerce owes its rise to the necessity of exchanging the surplus of our
...
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every thing : but the price of things , that is to say , their proportion with our wants ,
is yet without any fixed measure . ... Among a trading people , ” says the
celebrated Genovesi , “ the words price , worth , value , are relative and not
absolute ...
every thing : but the price of things , that is to say , their proportion with our wants ,
is yet without any fixed measure . ... Among a trading people , ” says the
celebrated Genovesi , “ the words price , worth , value , are relative and not
absolute ...
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| 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 Utgave 25488 av Early American imprints |
| Forfatter | Charles Ganilh |
| oversatt av | Daniel Boileau |
| Utgiver | Peter A. Mesier, 1819 |
| Original fra | Harvard University |
| Digitalisert | 3. nov 2008 |
| Lengde | 492 sider |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |