Elementary Economics With Special Reference to Social And Business Conditions I
Elementary Economics With Special Reference to Social And Business Conditions I
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a. Could capitalistic methods be employed? How?
b. Why are they not usually employed?
c. Under what conditions are they sometimes employed ?
d. Does there appear to be any relation between capitalistic methods and the law of diminishing returns ? Explain.
4. Classify the capital in some industry with which you are familiar into free, specialized, fixed, and circulating.
5. Suppose a certain individual invests $10, 000 in a store site and building ; also an equal amount in another site and build...ing utilized by the state as an armory for a company of militia. Which -should normally earn the larger return? Why?
6. Prepare a list of various forms of social capital. Show how each item in the list lessens the need for greater individual wealth.
1. "The corporative form of industry has been a big factor in the saving and investing of capital. " Explain with some detail how this is true.
2. Socialists usually claim that labor is the source of all wealth, a. Can wealth be created without labor?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
a. Could capitalistic methods be employed? How?
b. Why are they not usually employed?
c. Under what conditions are they sometimes employed ?
d. Does there appear to be any relation between capitalistic methods and the law of diminishing returns ? Explain.
4. Classify the capital in some industry with which you are familiar into free, specialized, fixed, and circulating.
5. Suppose a certain individual invests $10, 000 in a store site and building ; also an equal amount in another site and build...ing utilized by the state as an armory for a company of militia. Which -should normally earn the larger return? Why?
6. Prepare a list of various forms of social capital. Show how each item in the list lessens the need for greater individual wealth.
1. "The corporative form of industry has been a big factor in the saving and investing of capital. " Explain with some detail how this is true.
2. Socialists usually claim that labor is the source of all wealth, a. Can wealth be created without labor?
What to read after Elementary Economics With Special Reference to Social And Business Conditions I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Manfred Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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