 | David Ricardo - 1919 - 526 страници
...consequently the price would be =£5,995 instead of ,£6,050. As the corn would continue to sell for ,£5,500, the manufactured goods in which more fixed capital...relatively to corn or to any other goods in which a less p6rtion of fixed capital entered. The degree of alteration in the relative value of goods, on account... | |
 | John Cunningham Wood - 1994 - 424 страници
...would be 5995 1. instead of 6050 1. As the corn would continue to sell for 5,500 1. the manufacturered goods in which more fixed capital was employed, would fall relatively to corn . . . Ricardo then draws his conclusion. The reader, however, should remark that this cause of the... | |
 | David Ricardo - 2002 - 336 страници
...consequently the price would be £5995 instead of £6050. As the corn would continue to sell for £5500 the manufactured goods in which more fixed capital...fixed capital entered. The degree of alteration in the relativel value of goods, on account of a rise or fall of labour, would depend on the proportion which... | |
 | David Ricardo, F. W. Kolthammer - 2004 - 324 страници
...consequently the price would be £5995 instead of £6050. As the com would continue to sell for £5500 the manufactured goods in which more fixed capital was employed would fall relatively to com or to any other goods in which a less portion of fixed capital entered. The degree of alteration... | |
 | David Ricardo - 2005 - 372 страници
...consequently the price would be £5995 instead of £6050. As the corn would continue to sell for £5500 the manufactured goods in which more fixed capital...relative value of goods, on account of a rise or fall of labor, would depend on the proportion which the fixed capital bore to the whole capital employed. All... | |
 | David Ricardo - 2006 - 305 страници
...consequently the price would be £5995 instead of £6050. As the coin would continue to sell for £5500 the manufactured goods in which more fixed capital...in which a less portion of fixed capital entered. Hie degree of alteration in the relative value of goods, on account of a rise or fall of labor, would... | |
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... instead of adding 550/. to the common price of their goods (to 5500/.) for the profits on their fixed capital, the manufacturers would add only 9 per cent. 