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............ 21 CHAPTER IV OF THE ORIGIN AND USE OF MONEY.......................................................... 25 CHAPTER V OF THE REAL AND NOMINAL PRICE OF COMMODITIES, OR OF THEIR PRICE IN LABOUR, AND THEIR PRICE IN MONEY....................................................... 31 CHAPTER VI OF THE COMPONENT PART OF THE PRICE OF COMMODITIES ......... 45 CHAPTER VII OF TH...

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........................................ 25 CHAPTER V OF THE REAL AND NOMINAL PRICE OF COMMODITIES, OR OF THEIR PRICE IN LABOUR, AND THEIR PRICE IN MONEY... .................................. 31 CHAPTER VI OF THE COMPONENT PART OF THE PRICE OF COMMODITIES ......... 45 CHAPTER VII OF THE NATURAL AND MARKET PRI... ...the corn-provinces, fully as good, and in most years nearly about the same price with the corn of England, though, in opulence and improvement, France... ...s own goods for a great quantity or, what comes to the same thing, for the price of a great quantity of theirs. He supplies them abundantly with what ... ...e, is less liable to the temptations of bad company, which, in large manu- factories, so frequently ruin the morals of the other. The superior- ity of... ...onies, which they expect to improve and cultivate with profit, by means of factors and agents, notwithstanding the great distance and the uncertain re... ...ned to an inferior set of dealers; and millers, bakers, meal-men, and meal-factors, together with a number of wretched hucksters, are almost the only ... ...ng a farmer no other customers but either the consumers or their immediate factors, the kidders and carriers of corn, it endeavoured to force him to e... ... been said, could well have capital 515 Adam Smith sufficient to maintain factors and agents in the different ports of the East Indies, in order to p...

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...ge rate policy the primary objective of both of which shall be to maintain price stability and, without prejudice to this objective, to support the ge... ...ty shall entail compliance with the following guid- ing principles: stable prices, sound public finances and monetary conditions and a sustainable bal... ...government investment expenditure and take into account all other relevant factors, includ- ing the medium term economic and budgetary posi- tion of t... ...CY ARTICLE 105 1. The primary objective of the ESCB shall be to main- tain price stability. Without prejudice to the objective of price stabilty, the ... ...CB in an endeavour to reach a consensus con- sistent with the objective of price stability, after con- sulting the European Parliament, in accordance ... ... ECB in an endeavour to reach a consensus consistent with the objective of price stability, adopt, adjust or aban- don the central rates of the ECU wi... ...erted: ARTICLE 138a Political parties at European level are important as a factor for integration within the Union. They contribute to forming a Europ...

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...birth gives results which, in point of serviceabil- ity as a leisure-class factor in the population, are in no wise substantially inferior to others w... ... some degree antagonistic, to the usage of conspicu- ous waste. This alien factor is the instinct of workmanship. Other circumstances permitting, that... ... most ef- fectual of the Malthusian prudential checks. The effect of this factor of the standard of living, both in the way of retrenchment in the ob... ...mmercial value. “Great as is the sensuous beauty of gems, their rarity and price adds an expression of distinction to them, which they would never hav... ...ls, from hand-painted china (often of dubious artistic value) laid on high-priced table linen. Any retrogression from the standard of living which we ... ... of life and of human relations, and are therefore in their turn efficient factors of selection. So that the changing institu- tions in their turn mak... ...itudes and aptitudes, or what not, are therefore themselves a conservative factor. This is the factor of social inertia, psychological inertia, con- s...

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...t quite infallible, because there are two qualities of it to be had at two prices. But there is no agreement even in the same rank at the same price. ... ...utions, as if being operated on were a luxury in sensa- tion as well as in price. 15 GB Shaw MEDICAL POVERTY TO MAKE MATTERS WORSE, doctors are hideo... ...ss, and doctors are no exception to the rule. They are offered disgraceful prices for advice and medicine. Their patients are for the most part so poo... ... be miserably poor all your life; whilst the sixpenny doctor, with his low prices and quick turnover of patients, visibly makes much more than you do ... ...ays the somebody and pays them, the problem of prophylaxis has been satis- factorily solved. The results are sometimes no worse than the ordinary resu... ...e expect to find vaccines and antitoxins and the like retailed at “popular prices” in private enterprise shops just as they ex- pect to find ounces of... ...e for drink can; and nobody who attempts to ignore cru- elty as a possible factor in the attraction of vivisection and even of antivivisection, or in ... ...remains uninvestigated) and that all experi- ments in which sensation is a factor are voided by its sup- pression. Besides, vivisection may be painles... ...ances it has achieved this object, therefore the burglar is a public bene- factor and the police are ignorant sentimentalists. No high- way robber has...

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...as always been furiously resisted by the parents, even when the horrors of factory slavery were at their worst; and the extension of such legislation ... ...egrees of temperature and the same supplies of fresh air. Even if the main factors of noise, rest- lessness, and inquisitiveness are left out of accou... ...stimate of them by allowing us to blacken three of their eyes for the same price as one of an ordinary profes- sional man. How many Froebels and Pesta... ...rness of children in our industrial districts to escape from school to the factory is not caused by lighter tasks or shorter hours in the factory, nor... ...onception of chil- dren working for their living with infants toiling in a factory for ten hours a day or boys drudging from nine to six under gas lam... ...eckon work, not as the curse our schools and prisons and capitalist profit factories make it seem today, but as a prime 39 Shaw necessity of a tolera... ...tedious as learning to skate or to play the piano or violin; but it is the price one must pay to achieve certain desirable results or necessary ends. ...

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...t for our raw materials, as by extending the competition it will enhance the price and protect the cultivator against the casualties incident to forei... ...rt of the rights and honor of their country. Under the present depression of prices, affecting all the productions of the country and every branch of ... ...kind, would, without imposing any serious burdens on the people, enhance the price of produce, promote our manufactures, and augment the revenue, at t... ...taxing lowest the luxuries of life, or articles of superior quality and high price, which can only be consumed by the wealthy, and highest the necessa... ... demand for garden and agricultural prod ucts. Every new mine, furnace, and factory is an exten sion of the productive capacity of the State more re... ... to all. The depressed condition of industry on the farm and in the mine and factory has lessened the ability of the people to meet the demands upon t... ...to labor and to all industries in this country, whether of the farm, mine or factory, protection by tar iff equal to the difference between the cost ... ...rs, the solemn, moving undertone of our life, coming up out of the mines and factories, and out of every home where the struggle had its intimate and ... ... display of reason rather than a threat of force should be the de termining factor in the intercourse among nations, we have long advocated the peace...

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... furnish every 51 Taras Bulba & Other Tales sort of provisions at a lower price than any Jew ever sold at before. ’Tis so, by heavens! by heavens, ’t... ... devil!” Under such cir- cumstances, Petrovitch generally came down in his price very readily, and even bowed and returned thanks. After- wards, to be... ...e would come, complaining that her husband was drunk, and so had fixed the price too low; but, if only a ten-kopek piece were added, then the matter w... ...d therefore rough, taciturn, and inclined to demand, Satan only knows what price. Akakiy Akakievitch felt this, and would gladly have beat a retreat; ... ...that Petrovitch was often wrong-headed enough to blurt out some outrageous price, so that even his own wife could not refrain from exclaiming, “Have y... ... best to insult me.” “But you cannot say that, my dearest friend and bene- factor, that I have tried to insult you. Bethink yourself: I never said a w... ...ndscape. What painting! it fairly dazzles one; only just received from the factory; the varnish isn’t dry yet. Or here is a winter scene—take the wint...

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...gar case of ingenious form and a silver shaving set, and finally, asking the price of some other ar ticles, useful and agreeable in their own way, he... ...ps, making purchases in each of them, The Double – Dostoevsky 19 asked the price of various things, sometimes arguing a long time with the shopkeepe... ... I say (he raised his voice), “that Olsufy Ivanovitch, who has been my bene factor for as long as I can remember and has, in a sense, been a father t... ...petite, he went back to the atten dant, put down his plate and, knowing the price, took out a ten kopeck piece and laid the coin on the counter, catc... ...ly last week he sold a pound of sugar to Karolina Ivanovna at less than cost price, which, in my opinion, he could not have done otherwise than by rob... ...ellency. I look upon you as a father’; those in authority over us, our bene factors and protectors, are bound, of course, to encourage such impulses…...

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...multitude of such peasants, did not bring their hay to Moscow for the high price offered them, but burned it instead. Let us imagine two men who have ... ...chments defeat larger ones, obscurely admits the existence of this unknown factor and tries to discover it— now in a geometric formation, now in the e... ...ius of the commanders. But the assignment of these various meanings to the factor does not yield results which accord with the historic facts. Y et it... ...he most advantageous conditions for fighting. The spirit of an army is the factor which multiplied by the mass gives the resulting force. To define an... ... resulting force. To define and express the sig- nificance of this unknown factor—the spirit of an army—is a problem for science. This problem is only... ...pment employed, and so on—mistaking these for the real significance of the factor, and if we recognize this un- known quantity in its entirety as bein...

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...w not what David, or Jeremiah, or Paul. We shall not always set so great a price on a few texts, on a few lives. We are like children who repeat by ro... ...bones than to have ridden in his neighbor’s coach, and that “the high- est price he can pay for a thing is to ask for it.” A wise man will extend this... ...The thief steals from himself. The swindler swindles himself. For the real price of labor is knowledge and virtue, whereof wealth and credit are signs... ...e absolute balance of Give and Take, the doctrine that every thing has its price,—and if that price is not paid, not that thing but something else is ... ...s, so disas- ters of all kinds, as sickness, offence, poverty, prove bene- factors:— “Winds blow and waters roll Strength to... ... his enemies. In general, every evil to which we do not succumb is a bene- factor. As the Sandwich Islander believes that the strength and valor of th... ...oses very easily of the most disagreeable facts. Readers of poetry see the factory-village and the railway, and fancy that the poetry of the landscape... ...u see the natural merchant, who appears not so much a private agent as her factor and Minister of Commerce. His natural probity combines with his insi... ...he great stream of good will. Do you ask my aid? I also wish to be a bene- factor. I wish more to be a benefactor and servant than you wish to be serv...

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...he relative dependence of his life upon a favourable environment. The main factor which determines success or failure in human life is the acquisition... ...Moral Philosophy, of the relation of the intellectual and the pas- sionate factors in conduct. Aristotle is not an intuitionist, but he recognises the... ...ese flight was disgraceful and death preferable to safety bought at such a price: while “the regulars” originally went into the danger under a notion ... ...ry beautiful ball or cup is magnificent as a present to a child, while the price of it is small and almost mean. Therefore it is characteristic of the... ...i- ties it represents. And this is the reason why all things should have a price set upon them, because thus there may be ex- change at any time, and ... ...: for it makes no difference whether you give for a house five beds or the price of five beds. We have now said then what the abstract Just and Unjust... ...his way or that indifferently but not after enact- ment: for instance, the price of ransom being fixed at a mina, or the sacrificing a goat instead of...

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...orchards of the citizen, anxious about his necessities; from thence to the factories, bleaching-grounds, and similar establishments, even to the buryi... ...ded to ornament many compartments with flow- ers and fruits for a handsome price. As I had known all these men from my earliest youth, and had often v... ...ch a degree, that, with some diligence, he could help himself farther. His price was moder- ate, and he was indifferent as to the number of scholars a... ...e wished every thing done accurately, and was used in the end to lower the price for a prompt payment. In this way, I gained access to all the worksho... ...ke many art- ists, seldom did what was necessary, but usually works of ca- price, which gave him pleasure. The jewels were very soon set, in the shape... ...th it and its managers especially attracted me. It was the great oil-cloth factory which the painter Nothnagel had erected,—an expert artist, but one ... ... enough to do in manag- ing the whole, and sat in his office surrounded by factors and clerks. The remainder of his time he employed in his collec- ti... ...irmed, they went through the religious courses; then, again, they assisted factors and merchants in some way, and were thus enabled to enjoy themselve... ...ve all, to young men who were active on their feet, the trade of agent and factor, and the undertaking of all sorts of commissions and charges for hel...

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...here you 16 17 can also get chairs and sun umbrellas. Another interesting factor is that the beaches in Greece are topless. Even when the sun goes... ... place, my mother made sure that all products that were dangerous for Alan Price prepares to assign a grade. me were kept out of my reach. I m not say... ...tation of a formal letter, especially business letters. Example: Dear Dr. Price: Use a colon in citations. Examples: MLA style — Boston: Houghton Mif...

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...hich is when the withholding of some fact (as of infor mation from a male factor, or of bad news from a person dangerously ill) would preserve some o... ...y required by, all, there is no injustice in making all buy it at the same price. It is reckoned justice, not injustice, that a dealer should charge t... ...tice, not injustice, that a dealer should charge to all customers the same price for the same article, not a price varying according to their means of...

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...counter what they required. “A nice frame, if you please, madam.” “At what price?” asked the woman; she wore mittens on her swollen fingers with which... ...e cartloads, and then driving about the town, selling each of these at the price the stores charged for a quar ter of a cord. That unfortunate day Iv... ...can assure you.” “Good wood indeed! I know your tricks. Well, what is your price?” Ivan Mironov began by asking a high price, but re duced it once, a... ...ed the prisoners; those who have not done it, go to hell. And yet the male factor had repented on the cross, and went nevertheless to paradise. This d... ...good; it can’t come off. Did you hear? He was angry – won’t have it at any price.” Ustinia cried into her apron. Alyosha shook his head. “What’s to be... ...ch able pride, and he had begun to question her about their flat, and the price she paid. At luncheon, before the family and guests, he had been witt... ... slaves, not to mention the labour of millions of other slaves, toiling in factories to produce samovars, silver, carriages, machines, and the like fo... ...ge, while a cow is sold for pay ment, the police inspector is bribed by a factory owner, who thus escapes taxes altogether. And again a village court...

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... awful and revolting in the memory of what had been bought at this fearful price of shame. Shame at their spiritual nakedness crushed her and infected... ...tled about the forest with Ryabinin?” asked Levin. “Yes, it’s settled. The price is magnificent; thirty-eight thousand. Eight straight away, and the r... ...ave reckoned it all out,” he said, “and the forest is fetching a very good price—so much so that I’m afraid of this fellow’s crying off, in fact. You ... ...nothing as it is,” he said. “He came to me too late, or I’d have fixed the price for him.” Ryabinin got up, and in silence, with a smile, he looked Le... ...no dealing with him. In was bargaining for some wheat of him, and a pretty price In offered too.” “Why should I give you my goods for nothing? I didn’... ... majority of the younger men envied him for just what was the most irksome factor in his love—the ex- alted position of Karenin, and the consequent pu...

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... sake of virtue. This is that love of the heavenly goddess which is of great price to indi viduals and cities, making them work together for their im... ...ove which is the love of the heavenly godess, and is heavenly , and of great price to individuals and cities, making the lover and the beloved alike e... ...en to us the benefit, we must praise the god Love, who is our greatest bene factor, both leading us in this life back to our own nature, and giving u...

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... Stamford; his home was in Waterbury where the watches come from. He had a factory there which, in our queer American way, would change its functions ... ...he poor old gentleman, with his weak and fluttering heart, didn’t want his factory to manufacture anything at all. He wanted to retire. And he did ret... ...rand Duke. She exacted a twenty thousand pound pearl tiara from him as the price of her favours for a week or so. It would have pipped him a good deal... ...lorence. In all matrimonial associations there is, I believe, one constant factor —a desire to deceive the person with whom one lives as to some weak ... ...ad for farm- ing. Wheat was fetching only a few shillings the hundred; the price of meat was so low that cattle hardly paid for raising; whole En- gli... ...h the elbow at her side: “Enfin, mon ami,” she said, “put in this hand the price of that tiara at Forli’s or …” And she turned her back on him. Edward... ...ward would be committing. But she said that that was necessary; it was the price that the girl must pay for the sin of having made Edward love her, fo... ...tiful, so gracious, so good. It was sinful to be so good. She must pay the price so as to save the man she had wronged. In between her pauses the girl...

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...him I thought it was worth three dollars. He seemed to agree with me as to price, but remarked in the most matter-of-fact way: “I tell you what I will... ...to ride in the baggage-car, in spite of the fact that he had paid the same price for his passage that the other passengers had paid. When some of the ... ...at, and the meal of which the bread was made, having been bought at a high price at a store in town, notwithstanding the face that the land all about ... ...duca- tion, in the same proportion would his value decrease as an economic factor in the state. These people feared the result of education would be t... ...r to make our work effective and permanent. But how were we to get it? The price asked for it was very little —only five hundred dollars—but we had no... ...r surplus land, make blossom the waste places in your fields, and run your factories. While doing this, you can be sure in the future, as in the past,... ...r the exercises of these privileges. The opportunity to earn a dollar in a factory just now is worth infinitely more than the oppor- tunity to spend a... ...- tions in these buildings of the product of field, of forest, of mine, of factory, letters, and art, much good will come, yet far above and beyond ma...

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...ns came pour- ing in with peasants ruined by the taxes, outlaws, and male- factors. Then the horde of traders, all the dealers in wine and oil, who we... ...araging what they coveted, offered the worth of a pigeon for a ram, or the price of a pomegranate for three goats. The Eaters of Uncleanness came forw... ...eathern coins) for all the corn that was owing to them, and at the highest price that it had fetched during the war; so that they exacted four hundred... ...cursed creatures! And you outraged me!—me! the Suffet! Their services, the price of their blood, say they! Ah! yes! their blood! their blood!” Then sp... ...he said: “T o-morrow you will present yourself at sunset behind the purple factories in Megara, and imitate a jackal’s cry three times. If you do not ... ...riveted to their ankles and trailing after them; the workers in the purple factories had arms as red as those of executioners; the sailors wore green ... ...en brought in by the iron-mines of Annaba, the coral fisheries, the purple factories, the farming of the tax on the resident Greeks, the export of sil... ...e it brought from Etruria, Brutium, whence you will, and no matter at what price! Heap it and keep it! I alone must pos- sess all the corn in Carthage... ...swooning upon the ground. The bark of a jackal rang from behind the purple factories, the blue smoke of which was ascending slowly into the sky; Hamil...