The Works of Adam Smith volume 2
The Works of Adam Smith volume 2
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Were it not more, charity or friendfhip chap. Could be the only motives for lending.
In a country which had acquired its full com- plement of riches, where in every particular branch Of bufinefs there was the greater! quantity of flock that could be employed in it, as the ordinary rate of clear profit would be very fmall, fo the ufual market rate of intereft which could be afforded out of it, would be fo low as to ren- der it impoffible for any but the very wealthier! people to live upon the in...tereft of their money. All people of fmall or middling fortunes would be obliged to fuperintend therrifelves the em- ployment of their own flocks. It would be neceffary that almoft every man fhould be a man of bufinefs, or engage in fome fort of trade. The province of Holland feems to be approach- ing near to this flate. It is there unfafhionable not to be a man of bufinefs. Neceffity makes it ufual for almoft every man to be fo, and cuftom every where regulates fafhion. As it is ridiculous not to drefs, fo is it, in fome meafure, not to be employed, like other people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Were it not more, charity or friendfhip chap. Could be the only motives for lending.
In a country which had acquired its full com- plement of riches, where in every particular branch Of bufinefs there was the greater! quantity of flock that could be employed in it, as the ordinary rate of clear profit would be very fmall, fo the ufual market rate of intereft which could be afforded out of it, would be fo low as to ren- der it impoffible for any but the very wealthier! people to live upon the in...tereft of their money. All people of fmall or middling fortunes would be obliged to fuperintend therrifelves the em- ployment of their own flocks. It would be neceffary that almoft every man fhould be a man of bufinefs, or engage in fome fort of trade. The province of Holland feems to be approach- ing near to this flate. It is there unfafhionable not to be a man of bufinefs. Neceffity makes it ufual for almoft every man to be fo, and cuftom every where regulates fafhion. As it is ridiculous not to drefs, fo is it, in fome meafure, not to be employed, like other people.
What to read after The Works of Adam Smith volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, Adam, 1723-1790 to read onlineMoreLess
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