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... CAPITAL AND LABOR . It has , of late years , become unmistakeably manifest , that in what are called civilized countries , the real progress of the human race is confined almost entirely to a small portion of the population . In ...
... CAPITAL AND LABOR . It has , of late years , become unmistakeably manifest , that in what are called civilized countries , the real progress of the human race is confined almost entirely to a small portion of the population . In ...
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... capital he outlays for wages and materials , but in so doing he dissipates no part of the aggregate wealth ; that is to say , all capital is consumed , but under his guidance no capital will be consumed unless in the production of a ...
... capital he outlays for wages and materials , but in so doing he dissipates no part of the aggregate wealth ; that is to say , all capital is consumed , but under his guidance no capital will be consumed unless in the production of a ...
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... capital . It is now proposed that capital shall issue duplicates of this debt , in the shape of paper money , to be paid out for the products of industry , at a further tax upon labor of $ 3,600,000 . The owners of $ 60,000,000 stock ...
... capital . It is now proposed that capital shall issue duplicates of this debt , in the shape of paper money , to be paid out for the products of industry , at a further tax upon labor of $ 3,600,000 . The owners of $ 60,000,000 stock ...
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