Outlines of the Economic History of England: A Study in Social DevelopmentI. Pitman, 1908 - 366 páginas |
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Outlines of the Economic History of England: A Study in Social Development Hugh Owen Meredith Visualização completa - 1908 |
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Adam Smith agricultural Bank of England Black Death bullion capital capitalist cloth coins commercial common competition conservatism considerable course crafts craftsmen Crown currency custom demand demesne districts duties early economic eighteenth century employer employment English enterprise evidence evil exchange existed export fact factory favour fifteenth finance foreign gild merchant gold gradually growth hand important improvement income increase individual Industrial Revolution interest issue joint stock banks labour land legislation less London lord machinery manor manorial system manufacturing ment modern monopoly movement municipal opinion organisation Parliament partly pauper period political Poor Law practice prevent probable production progress protection reduced regulation reign restriction result revenue Robert Owen secure seems sixteenth century social specialised statute of artificers supply taxation tenants tendency thirteenth century tion token coins towns Trade Unionism wage-earners wages wealth whilst workers
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Página 93 - in return for the payment of additional customs, abolished all the previous limitations as to the time and place of residence, and as to the persons to whom goods might be sold ; and although of the retail sale of most articles the English burgesses were still to retain a monopoly, that of spiceries and merceries . . . was especially permitted to the foreigners.
Página 88 - or organiser to the profit which he could realise between the price at which he bought and the price at which he sold in open market. It became inevitable that the weak or unfortunate should fail and the strong or fortunate realise wealth, unless the State were prepared to introduce an advanced collectivist experiment, substituting a bureaucratic direction of industry for the play of