The Complete Works of Henry George, 2. ciltDoubleday, Page, 1911 |
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... reduces supply and decreases demand . Thus , while the same primary effect upon the relative supply of and demand for ... reduce the price of agricultural productions as compared with manufactured goods , or by such restrictions upon the ...
... reduces supply and decreases demand . Thus , while the same primary effect upon the relative supply of and demand for ... reduce the price of agricultural productions as compared with manufactured goods , or by such restrictions upon the ...
Sayfa 121
... reduce the ability of those engaged in manufacturing to demand farm products . Thus trade would slacken , and ... reduces the power to demand the products of other branches of industry . Whoever will consider the wide - spread phenomena ...
... reduce the ability of those engaged in manufacturing to demand farm products . Thus trade would slacken , and ... reduces the power to demand the products of other branches of industry . Whoever will consider the wide - spread phenomena ...
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... reduce the average size , General Walker ignores area , just as any one who would say that an amount of money had ... reduce an average of 153 acres , the addition of one farm of three acres would tend much more strongly to reduce the ...
... reduce the average size , General Walker ignores area , just as any one who would say that an amount of money had ... reduce an average of 153 acres , the addition of one farm of three acres would tend much more strongly to reduce the ...
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