The Pamphleteer, Volumen24,Tema 47Abraham John Valpy A.J. Valpy, 1824 |
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... portion of the necessaries of life than :5 required for the maintenance of the persons employed on the "lainda . . 2dly, That quantity peculiar to the necessaries of life of being iableito create their owni demand, or to raise up a ...
... portion of the necessaries of life than :5 required for the maintenance of the persons employed on the "lainda . . 2dly, That quantity peculiar to the necessaries of life of being iableito create their owni demand, or to raise up a ...
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... portion as reduces the profit on them considerably below its natural rate The proportion of each and everycommodity, which goes to the laborer has nothing whatever to do with the existence of any other 'commodity it the market. If the ...
... portion as reduces the profit on them considerably below its natural rate The proportion of each and everycommodity, which goes to the laborer has nothing whatever to do with the existence of any other 'commodity it the market. If the ...
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... portion of the cost,—the labor worked up in commodities, to the exclusion of profits and other causes, which either directly or indirectly affect their value. It is on this account that his theory has been so often found at variance ...
... portion of the cost,—the labor worked up in commodities, to the exclusion of profits and other causes, which either directly or indirectly affect their value. It is on this account that his theory has been so often found at variance ...
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