The Philosophical Works, Том 3Scientia Verlag, 1964 |
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... greater number of people and their greater industry are serviceable in all cases ; at home and abroad , in private and in public . But the greater plenty of money , is very limited in its use , and may even sometimes be a loss to a ...
... greater number of people and their greater industry are serviceable in all cases ; at home and abroad , in private and in public . But the greater plenty of money , is very limited in its use , and may even sometimes be a loss to a ...
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... greater alacrity and attention . This is not easily to be accounted for , if we con- sider only the influence which a greater abundance of coin has in the kingdom itself , by heightening the price of com- modities , and obliging every ...
... greater alacrity and attention . This is not easily to be accounted for , if we con- sider only the influence which a greater abundance of coin has in the kingdom itself , by heightening the price of com- modities , and obliging every ...
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... greater or less plenty of it is of no consequence , if we consider a nation within itself ; and the quantity of specie , when once fixed , though ever so large , has no other effect , than to oblige every one to tell out a greater ...
... greater or less plenty of it is of no consequence , if we consider a nation within itself ; and the quantity of specie , when once fixed , though ever so large , has no other effect , than to oblige every one to tell out a greater ...
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