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... increased desire to obtain such delicacies at inordinately wrong periods of the year ; scarcity , in fact , is not an element of supply - price alone ; it actually increases the demand and the price out of all proportion to the scarcity ...
... increased desire to obtain such delicacies at inordinately wrong periods of the year ; scarcity , in fact , is not an element of supply - price alone ; it actually increases the demand and the price out of all proportion to the scarcity ...
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Arthur Ellis. CHAPTER II . THE GENERAL INFLUENCES BEARING ON ALL MARKETS . Capital increases Demand in some cases ... increased competing capital causes producers to put a lower price on the goods pro- duced . Now , the quantity of ...
Arthur Ellis. CHAPTER II . THE GENERAL INFLUENCES BEARING ON ALL MARKETS . Capital increases Demand in some cases ... increased competing capital causes producers to put a lower price on the goods pro- duced . Now , the quantity of ...
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... increased capital reduces prices , and yet you go on to show good " harvests , though really an increase of the capital , do 66 66 nothing of the sort , but actually make markets active " and firm . " And it is therefore necessary to ...
... increased capital reduces prices , and yet you go on to show good " harvests , though really an increase of the capital , do 66 66 nothing of the sort , but actually make markets active " and firm . " And it is therefore necessary to ...
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... increased capital in a market depresses such market . " But what about the opposite " effect which is experienced by other than food markets " whenever a good harvest occurs ? " The answer trenches a little on the subject of demand ...
... increased capital in a market depresses such market . " But what about the opposite " effect which is experienced by other than food markets " whenever a good harvest occurs ? " The answer trenches a little on the subject of demand ...
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... increased capital . Here , then , we have also a great accession of buying power . A general movement in market prices based on the prospects of real scarcity or plenty , although apparently having little reference to such solid reasons ...
... increased capital . Here , then , we have also a great accession of buying power . A general movement in market prices based on the prospects of real scarcity or plenty , although apparently having little reference to such solid reasons ...
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