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... labour , but he considers it with reference to its enjoy- ments also . The wages of labour are proportioned to its demand , the liberal reward of it is the effect of increasing wealth , and the cause of increasing population . Let M. DE ...
... labour , but he considers it with reference to its enjoy- ments also . The wages of labour are proportioned to its demand , the liberal reward of it is the effect of increasing wealth , and the cause of increasing population . Let M. DE ...
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... labour and that of its con- sumption by his enjoyment , it may have a longer or shorter existence . It is that thing , the fruit of labour , accumulated and not yet consumed , which is called wealth . M. DE S. il- lustrates the nature ...
... labour and that of its con- sumption by his enjoyment , it may have a longer or shorter existence . It is that thing , the fruit of labour , accumulated and not yet consumed , which is called wealth . M. DE S. il- lustrates the nature ...
Pagina 517
... labour that is lucrative to himself because he receives wages for it , and it is agreeable to his employer , but it is unproductive . The same operations , then , take place , and with the same object , by man in a state of solitude and ...
... labour that is lucrative to himself because he receives wages for it , and it is agreeable to his employer , but it is unproductive . The same operations , then , take place , and with the same object , by man in a state of solitude and ...
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