A History of Economic Doctrines from the Time of the Physiocrats to the Present DayD. C. Heath, 1948 - 800 страници |
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... commodities are most in demand by foreign countries , and which have themselves the least demand for foreign commodities , from which , among other consequences , it follows that the richest countries , ceteris paribus , gain the least ...
... commodities are most in demand by foreign countries , and which have themselves the least demand for foreign commodities , from which , among other consequences , it follows that the richest countries , ceteris paribus , gain the least ...
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... commodities con- sumed on an international scale ( metals , coal , essential agricultural products like corn , sugar , and so forth ) , and those of commodities whose consumption is for the most part confined to one country ( bricks and ...
... commodities con- sumed on an international scale ( metals , coal , essential agricultural products like corn , sugar , and so forth ) , and those of commodities whose consumption is for the most part confined to one country ( bricks and ...
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... commodities and attract them into that of production goods . This gives rise to a reduction in the quantity of consumption commodities , followed by a rise in their prices and a nominal rise in wages , with a consequent reduction in ...
... commodities and attract them into that of production goods . This gives rise to a reduction in the quantity of consumption commodities , followed by a rise in their prices and a nominal rise in wages , with a consequent reduction in ...
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