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Pagina 194
Suppose that a merchant intervenes who is obliged to employ a capital equal to
both the others : the whole product of the ... employed in indirect production , or in
aiding by the establishment of the divisions of labor the effective powers both of ...
Suppose that a merchant intervenes who is obliged to employ a capital equal to
both the others : the whole product of the ... employed in indirect production , or in
aiding by the establishment of the divisions of labor the effective powers both of ...
Pagina 199
It is contended that foreign trade ought not to be permitted to interfere with home -
trade , because it is acknowleged that the employment of a given mercantile
capital in the latter enlarges the effective powers of twice as much British capital ...
It is contended that foreign trade ought not to be permitted to interfere with home -
trade , because it is acknowleged that the employment of a given mercantile
capital in the latter enlarges the effective powers of twice as much British capital ...
Pagina 413
However , putting out of view the extreme injustice of excluding from any branch
of lawful trade so large a portion of the subjects of this country , it is indisputable
that , in many cases , a small vessel may be profitably employed where a large ...
However , putting out of view the extreme injustice of excluding from any branch
of lawful trade so large a portion of the subjects of this country , it is indisputable
that , in many cases , a small vessel may be profitably employed where a large ...
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Hardimans History of Galway 435 Letter to the Fundholders 106 | 9 |
Hollands Hopes of Matrimony 328 Liverpool Earl of Letter to on | 50 |
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