What is Free Trade 8 6
What is Free Trade 8 6
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He divided his farm into twenty parts. On one hedug for coal; on another he erected a cloth factory; on a third he puta hot-house and cultivated the orange; he devoted the fourth to vines, the fifth to wheat, &c. , &c. Thus he succeeded in rendering himself_independent_, and furnished all his family supplies from his ownfarm. He no longer received anything from the general circulation;neither, it is true, did he cast anything into it. Was he the richerfor this course? No; for his mine did not y...ield coal as cheaply as hecould buy it in the market, nor was the climate favorable to theorange. In short, the family supply of these articles was veryinferior to what it had been during the time when the father hadobtained them and others by exchange of produce.
With regard to the demand for labor, it certainly was no greater thanformerly. THERE WERE, TO BE SURE, FIVE TIMES AS MANY FIELDS TOCULTIVATE, BUT THEY WERE FIVE TIMES SMALLER. If coal was mined, therewas also less wheat; and because there were no more oranges bought, neither was there any more rye sold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He divided his farm into twenty parts. On one hedug for coal; on another he erected a cloth factory; on a third he puta hot-house and cultivated the orange; he devoted the fourth to vines, the fifth to wheat, &c. , &c. Thus he succeeded in rendering himself_independent_, and furnished all his family supplies from his ownfarm. He no longer received anything from the general circulation;neither, it is true, did he cast anything into it. Was he the richerfor this course? No; for his mine did not y...ield coal as cheaply as hecould buy it in the market, nor was the climate favorable to theorange. In short, the family supply of these articles was veryinferior to what it had been during the time when the father hadobtained them and others by exchange of produce.
With regard to the demand for labor, it certainly was no greater thanformerly. THERE WERE, TO BE SURE, FIVE TIMES AS MANY FIELDS TOCULTIVATE, BUT THEY WERE FIVE TIMES SMALLER. If coal was mined, therewas also less wheat; and because there were no more oranges bought, neither was there any more rye sold.
What to read after What is Free Trade 8 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fridirick Bastiat to read onlineMoreLess
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