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... balance of trade , by which we have hitherto been supposed to acquire wealth , is founded in error ; and he labours to refute the principle that nations become rich by an accumulation of money . His maxims and reasoning on these heads ...
... balance of trade , by which we have hitherto been supposed to acquire wealth , is founded in error ; and he labours to refute the principle that nations become rich by an accumulation of money . His maxims and reasoning on these heads ...
Pagina 160
... Balance of Trade ; and he contends that the statement of the excess of exports above imports , displayed with so much satisfaction as in- dicative of an annual gain from other nations by means of our commerce , and consequently of the ...
... Balance of Trade ; and he contends that the statement of the excess of exports above imports , displayed with so much satisfaction as in- dicative of an annual gain from other nations by means of our commerce , and consequently of the ...
Pagina 161
... Balance of Trade , and the re- ceived opinions of the times , it is necessary to investigate the real cause of the difference that subsists in the general amount of our ex- ports compared with our imports . One of the principal errors ...
... Balance of Trade , and the re- ceived opinions of the times , it is necessary to investigate the real cause of the difference that subsists in the general amount of our ex- ports compared with our imports . One of the principal errors ...
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