CONTENTS
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| LIX. | Another employment of money, in the advances of manufacturing and industrial enterprises |
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| LX. | Further explanations as to the employment of the advance of capitals in enterprises of industry, as to their return, as to the profit they ought to yield |
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| LXI. | Subdivision of the industrial stipendiary Class into capitalist Undertakers and simple Workmen |
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| LXII. | Another employment of capitals, in advances for the enterprises of Agriculture. Explanations as to the use, the return, & the indispensable profits of capitals in the enterprises of Agriculture |
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| LXIII. | The competition of Capitalist Undertakers in agriculture establishes the current price of leases, & farming on a large scale |
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| LXIV. | The lack of Capitalist Undertakers restricts agriculture to the small-farming method |
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| LXV. | Subdivision of the Class of Cultivators into Undertakers or Farmers & mere Wage-earners, whether Servants or Day-labourers |
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| LXVI. | Fourth employment of capitals, in advances for undertakings in Commerce. Necessity of the interposition of Merchants, properly so-called, between the Producers of the commodity & the Consumers |
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| LXVII. | Different orders of Merchants. All have this in common, that they purchase to sell again, and that their business depends upon advances which need to return with profit in order to be once more put into the undertaking |
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| LXVIII. | True idea of the circulation of money |
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| LXIX. | All economic undertakings, particularly those of manufacture and commerce, could not fail to be extremely limited before the introduction of gold & silver in commerce |
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| LXX. | Capitals being as necessary to all undertakings as labour and industry, the industrious man is ready to share the profits of his undertaking with the Capitalist who furnishes him with the funds of which he has need |
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