Lessons On Political Economy: Designed As a Basis for Instruction in That Science in Schools And Colleges
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What is the most natural unit of measure in determining the value of articles ? What do other kinds of labor require ?
What must be required in such kinds of labor ? What of edu- cated labor?
5. Under what influence will the value of articles vary?
What determines the supply and demand ? What constitutes the demand for articles and labor ? What, then, if the supply is disproportionate to the demand? Why should the price rise when the demand is excessive ? Why fall when the sup- ply is excessive... ?
6. Wliy can no article long remain at a relatively higher price than others in proportion to its cost ? What is the effect of greater profits in any kind of business ? Give the illustra- tion. When alone can the price of an article long remain above the cost of production ?
7. What are always operating? What is the effect of sa- gacity on profits ? Wliat does it anticipate ? What does it discover ? What advantage does it give ? Give the illustra- tions. What is said of great and rare capacities ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What is the most natural unit of measure in determining the value of articles ? What do other kinds of labor require ?
What must be required in such kinds of labor ? What of edu- cated labor?
5. Under what influence will the value of articles vary?
What determines the supply and demand ? What constitutes the demand for articles and labor ? What, then, if the supply is disproportionate to the demand? Why should the price rise when the demand is excessive ? Why fall when the sup- ply is excessive... ?
6. Wliy can no article long remain at a relatively higher price than others in proportion to its cost ? What is the effect of greater profits in any kind of business ? Give the illustra- tion. When alone can the price of an article long remain above the cost of production ?
7. What are always operating? What is the effect of sa- gacity on profits ? Wliat does it anticipate ? What does it discover ? What advantage does it give ? Give the illustra- tions. What is said of great and rare capacities ?
What to read after Lessons On Political Economy: Designed As a Basis for Instruction in That Science in Schools And Colleges?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Champlin, J. T. (James Tift), 1811-1882 to read onlineMoreLess
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