The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... wealth — which as they would have said ' made nations rich or poor ' . And this was the most natural way of beginning . Almost all science seems to have begun similarly . In each case there was some large palpable fact to be explained ...
... wealth — which as they would have said ' made nations rich or poor ' . And this was the most natural way of beginning . Almost all science seems to have begun similarly . In each case there was some large palpable fact to be explained ...
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... Wealth of Nations does not deal , as do our modern books , with a fictitious human being hypothetically simplified , but with the actual concrete men who live and move . It is concerned with Greeks and Romans , the nations of the middle ...
... Wealth of Nations does not deal , as do our modern books , with a fictitious human being hypothetically simplified , but with the actual concrete men who live and move . It is concerned with Greeks and Romans , the nations of the middle ...
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... Wealth of Nations , above and beyond every other book . II If we look at The Wealth of Nations as if it were a book of modern political economy , we should ask four questions about it . ( 1 ) What , by its teaching , is the cause which ...
... Wealth of Nations , above and beyond every other book . II If we look at The Wealth of Nations as if it were a book of modern political economy , we should ask four questions about it . ( 1 ) What , by its teaching , is the cause which ...
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