Niles' National Register, 第 74 巻1848 |
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... labor , it is to his interest that labor should command high prices . But when capital becomes separated from labor , the case changes , and it becomes the interest of capital to reduce the price of labor . He then pursued in succession ...
... labor , it is to his interest that labor should command high prices . But when capital becomes separated from labor , the case changes , and it becomes the interest of capital to reduce the price of labor . He then pursued in succession ...
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... labor which converted it : -five - sixths of the ing the markets of the world with cotton and on by the wagoner ? " First put thine own shoul- whole , yielding $ 125 000,000 , having been manu- tobacco , and every measure that ...
... labor which converted it : -five - sixths of the ing the markets of the world with cotton and on by the wagoner ? " First put thine own shoul- whole , yielding $ 125 000,000 , having been manu- tobacco , and every measure that ...
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... labor and remunerate the capital of Penn- sylvania , instead of leaving her labor unem- ployed and her capital vested in iron works , a dead loss . And this 70,000 tons , be it remem . bered , is but one item - the imports of iron for ...
... labor and remunerate the capital of Penn- sylvania , instead of leaving her labor unem- ployed and her capital vested in iron works , a dead loss . And this 70,000 tons , be it remem . bered , is but one item - the imports of iron for ...
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