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A history of economic doctrines

Note 353 — Chapter III · : THE PESSIMISTS

R. (Robert) Richards translation

“For as soon as wages should be equal to the whole receipts of the farmer, there must be an end of accumulation: for no capital can then yield any profit whatever, and no additional labour can be demanded, and consequently population will have reached its highest point.” (Principles, ed. Gonner, p. 67.)

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