Manual of Social Science: Being a Condensation of the "Principles of Social Science" of H.C. Carey |
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... ratio of these conditions . The laws of being the same in matter , man , and communities . Definition of Social Science ........ CHAPTER III . - OF INCREASE IN THE NUMBERS OF MANKIND . 21. Quantity of matter not susceptible of increase ...
... ratio of these conditions . The laws of being the same in matter , man , and communities . Definition of Social Science ........ CHAPTER III . - OF INCREASE IN THE NUMBERS OF MANKIND . 21. Quantity of matter not susceptible of increase ...
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... ratio greater than that of man .... 22. Real facts directly the reverse of those supposed by Mr. Ricardo . Progress of depopulation in Asia , Africa , and various parts of Europe ...... 23. Exhaustion of the soil , and progress of ...
... ratio greater than that of man .... 22. Real facts directly the reverse of those supposed by Mr. Ricardo . Progress of depopulation in Asia , Africa , and various parts of Europe ...... 23. Exhaustion of the soil , and progress of ...
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... ratio of the substitution of con- tinued for intermitted motion . No continuity of motion , and no power where there exist no differences . The more numerous the latter , the more rapid is the societary movement , and the greater the ...
... ratio of the substitution of con- tinued for intermitted motion . No continuity of motion , and no power where there exist no differences . The more numerous the latter , the more rapid is the societary movement , and the greater the ...
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... ratio , when permitted to proceed onward and undisturbed . Efforts to obtain a monopoly of the control of the natural forces required in the work of conversion ... 23. Rude character of English commerce at the opening of the fourteenth ...
... ratio , when permitted to proceed onward and undisturbed . Efforts to obtain a monopoly of the control of the natural forces required in the work of conversion ... 23. Rude character of English commerce at the opening of the fourteenth ...
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... ratio of the removal of obstacles standing be- tween the producers and the consumers ..... 261 26. The planter steadily giving more of his raw materials , and receiving less in ex- change for them . Consequent exhaustion of the soil ...
... ratio of the removal of obstacles standing be- tween the producers and the consumers ..... 261 26. The planter steadily giving more of his raw materials , and receiving less in ex- change for them . Consequent exhaustion of the soil ...
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Page 28 - The natural price of labor is that price which is necessary to enable the laborers, one with another, to subsist and to perpetuate their race, without either increase or diminution.
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