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Page 177
Immense flocks of goats , sheep , and horned cattle , are fed on the hills : but the goats are the most useful domestic animal , no other cheese or milk being tasted but that which they produce . The kids are killed when six or eight ...
Immense flocks of goats , sheep , and horned cattle , are fed on the hills : but the goats are the most useful domestic animal , no other cheese or milk being tasted but that which they produce . The kids are killed when six or eight ...
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This passage refers to a position of M. de Sis- mondi * , that the economist should rather fix his attention on the gross than on the net produce of a nation . " The increase of the latter , " says that writer , " at the ex- pence of ...
This passage refers to a position of M. de Sis- mondi * , that the economist should rather fix his attention on the gross than on the net produce of a nation . " The increase of the latter , " says that writer , " at the ex- pence of ...
Page 515
that a state has more interest in obtaining a large gross pro- duce , than it has in obtaining a large net produce , is to assume that the wages of workmen are more conducive to the wealth of a country than the profits of capital and ...
that a state has more interest in obtaining a large gross pro- duce , than it has in obtaining a large net produce , is to assume that the wages of workmen are more conducive to the wealth of a country than the profits of capital and ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1821 |
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