Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, Volumen1A.L. Hummel, 1890 |
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... produce ? Does each of them , under a perfect competitive law , get what he produces ? These , indeed , are vital ... production ; you decide what each man may take and , in the absence of disturbing influences , does take from the ...
... produce ? Does each of them , under a perfect competitive law , get what he produces ? These , indeed , are vital ... production ; you decide what each man may take and , in the absence of disturbing influences , does take from the ...
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... production ; that is , whether the rewards of men tend under natural law to vary directly as their several contributions to the social product . What particular men may create and get is not the ques- tion that interests a student of ...
... production ; that is , whether the rewards of men tend under natural law to vary directly as their several contributions to the social product . What particular men may create and get is not the ques- tion that interests a student of ...
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... production that embody the fund earn lump sums . The mills , machines , etc. , do what they can , and if their earnings exceed the interest that must be paid , there is a profit accruing from the initiator's work ; the pure capital has ...
... production that embody the fund earn lump sums . The mills , machines , etc. , do what they can , and if their earnings exceed the interest that must be paid , there is a profit accruing from the initiator's work ; the pure capital has ...
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... production is labor in the strict sense of the term . It is not men , nor , even in the first instance , concrete actions of men ; it is a force latent in men , and to be turned into concrete forms of manifestation by the initiator's ...
... production is labor in the strict sense of the term . It is not men , nor , even in the first instance , concrete actions of men ; it is a force latent in men , and to be turned into concrete forms of manifestation by the initiator's ...
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... production demand , and the process of transfer from form to form is identical with that by which pure capital changes its investments . A unit of capital from the weaving outfit took the place of what was lost when the axe was ...
... production demand , and the process of transfer from form to form is identical with that by which pure capital changes its investments . A unit of capital from the weaving outfit took the place of what was lost when the axe was ...
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