The Quarterly Review, Volume 44William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1831 |
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... human exertion to appropriate or produce . ' * By Mr. M'Culloch wealth is defined as those articles or products , useful or agree- able to man , which possess exchangeable value.'t As , in the opi- nion of both the latter writers ...
... human exertion to appropriate or produce . ' * By Mr. M'Culloch wealth is defined as those articles or products , useful or agree- able to man , which possess exchangeable value.'t As , in the opi- nion of both the latter writers ...
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... human gratification , necessarily considers as productive the labour of servants , artists , authors , and professional men ; while Mr. Malthus , following in this Adam Smith , deter- mines the labour of such persons to be unproductive ...
... human gratification , necessarily considers as productive the labour of servants , artists , authors , and professional men ; while Mr. Malthus , following in this Adam Smith , deter- mines the labour of such persons to be unproductive ...
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... human strength , skill and talents of all kinds , and even income itself . That this is not the usual ac- ceptation of the word is abundantly certain , and that Mr. M'Cul- loch is unable to carry on his arguments upon this ground ...
... human strength , skill and talents of all kinds , and even income itself . That this is not the usual ac- ceptation of the word is abundantly certain , and that Mr. M'Cul- loch is unable to carry on his arguments upon this ground ...
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... human powers are essential instruments of production , and that their value enters into , and is to be estimated in , every kind of product . But unfortunately , by applying to them the term capital , he has confounded them with the pro ...
... human powers are essential instruments of production , and that their value enters into , and is to be estimated in , every kind of product . But unfortunately , by applying to them the term capital , he has confounded them with the pro ...
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... human powers of production are not to be acquired without the expenditure of much capital as well as labour ; they are equally valuable with capital ; they form a portion of the wealth of the country as decidedly as its buildings ...
... human powers of production are not to be acquired without the expenditure of much capital as well as labour ; they are equally valuable with capital ; they form a portion of the wealth of the country as decidedly as its buildings ...
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