Papers Relating to Political Economy, Том 1B. Franklin, 1963 When a cow trades her moo for a cat's meow because she thinks it too loud, the moo gets traded in turn to several other animals until it is forgotten in a daisy by a busy bee. |
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... commodities derived from that sea into which all finished commodities are discharged . Volatile shoes and wine , and other commodities in due admixture up to a certain value , find their way to each point upon the heights from which a ...
... commodities derived from that sea into which all finished commodities are discharged . Volatile shoes and wine , and other commodities in due admixture up to a certain value , find their way to each point upon the heights from which a ...
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... commodities offered on a single market . For instance , x and y may denote respectively travelling on a railway by first or second class . ( For simplicity we may suppose that there are only two classes , as commonly now in England ...
... commodities offered on a single market . For instance , x and y may denote respectively travelling on a railway by first or second class . ( For simplicity we may suppose that there are only two classes , as commonly now in England ...
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... commodities only means , in the case of gold , an increase of a fraction of the whole mass in use . There is accordingly a permanent tendency to change in the relation of commodities to gold . " As Professor Foxwell understands , the ...
... commodities only means , in the case of gold , an increase of a fraction of the whole mass in use . There is accordingly a permanent tendency to change in the relation of commodities to gold . " As Professor Foxwell understands , the ...
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B THE THEORY OF DISTRIBUTION | 13 |
LAWS OF INCREASING AND DIMINISHING RETURNS | 61 |
DIFFERENTIAL PRICES IN A REGIME OF COMPETITION | 100 |
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