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... labour by capital ; -faculties peculiar to , and characteristic of , the human species : - • That though land , labour , and capital , may be regarded as the ources of wealth , the wealth of mankind is alone increased by labour ...
... labour by capital ; -faculties peculiar to , and characteristic of , the human species : - • That though land , labour , and capital , may be regarded as the ources of wealth , the wealth of mankind is alone increased by labour ...
Pagina 297
... labour ; and he argues that the stock invested in a spade or a plough supersedes the quantity of labour which would have been rendered necessary without the help of those instruments : that , as one person may perhaps work as many ...
... labour ; and he argues that the stock invested in a spade or a plough supersedes the quantity of labour which would have been rendered necessary without the help of those instruments : that , as one person may perhaps work as many ...
Pagina 302
... labour ; and he proves that Dr. Smith , who laid so much stress on it , has greatly over - rated the im- portance of such arrangements . In almost every manufacture , the subdivision of labour seems to be of far less consequence than ...
... labour ; and he proves that Dr. Smith , who laid so much stress on it , has greatly over - rated the im- portance of such arrangements . In almost every manufacture , the subdivision of labour seems to be of far less consequence than ...
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