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... supply of one article merely proves a deficiency in the supply of some other , and a general excess is impossible . M. Say , in his distinguished work on political economy , has indeed gone so far as to state that the consumption of a ...
... supply of one article merely proves a deficiency in the supply of some other , and a general excess is impossible . M. Say , in his distinguished work on political economy , has indeed gone so far as to state that the consumption of a ...
Pagina 298
... supply from a region not likely to be affected by the causes which create disappoint- ment in our climate . A similar remark may be applied to the increased cultivation of the United States ; and , though the amount of the flour and ...
... supply from a region not likely to be affected by the causes which create disappoint- ment in our climate . A similar remark may be applied to the increased cultivation of the United States ; and , though the amount of the flour and ...
Pagina 379
... fallen because our home - supplies have been increased to an extent that in many cases put the influence of foreign supply out out of the question . This superabundance of home - Report of the Agricultural Committee . 379.
... fallen because our home - supplies have been increased to an extent that in many cases put the influence of foreign supply out out of the question . This superabundance of home - Report of the Agricultural Committee . 379.
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