Capital and Return — Pierre Joseph Proudhon

Capital and Return
Pierre Joseph ProudhonGece Kitaplığı
Capital and Return
Pierre Joseph ProudhonSuppose that instead of our system of taxes so complex so burdensome so annoying which we have inherited from the feudal nobility a single tax should be established not on production circulation consumption habitation etc but in accordance with the demands of justice and the dictates of economic science on the net capital falling to each individual The capitalist losing by taxation as much as or more than he gains by rent and interest would be obliged either to use his property himself or to sell it economic equilibrium again would be established by this simple and moreover inevitable intervention of the treasury department

Gece Kitaplığı
Suppose that instead of our system of taxes so complex so burdensome so annoying which we have inherited from the feudal nobility a single tax should be established not on production circulation consumption habitation etc but in accordance with the demands of justice and the dictates of economic science on the net capital falling to each individual The capitalist losing by taxation as much as or more than he gains by rent and interest would be obliged either to use his property himself or to sell it economic equilibrium again would be established by this simple and moreover inevitable intervention of the treasury department

Gece Kitaplığı
Suppose that instead of our system of taxes so complex so burdensome so annoying which we have inherited from the feudal nobility a single tax should be established not on production circulation consumption habitation etc but in accordance with the demands of justice and the dictates of economic science on the net capital falling to each individual The capitalist losing by taxation as much as or more than he gains by rent and interest would be obliged either to use his property himself or to sell it economic equilibrium again would be established by this simple and moreover inevitable intervention of the treasury department Tanıtım Bülteninden

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Pierre Joseph Proudhon tarafından kaleme alınan Capital and Return Gece Kitaplığı eseri olarak okurlarla buluşuyor Capital and Return Pierre Joseph Proudhon Kitap Özeti Suppose that instead of our system of taxes so complex so burdensome so annoying which we have inherited from the feudal nobility a single tax should be established not on production circulation consumption habitation etc but in accordance with the demands of justice and the dictates of economic science on the net capital falling to each individual The capitalist losing by taxation as much as or more than he gains by rent and interest would be obliged either to use his property himself or to sell it economic equilibrium again would be established by this simple and moreover inevitable intervention of the treasury department Yayınevi Gece Kitaplığı Yazar Pierre Joseph Proudhon Sayfa 53 Sayfa Kağıt 2 Hamur Boyut 11 00x18 00 cm Basım Yılı Eylül 2020 Barkod 9786257177993 Kategori Yabancı Dilde Kitaplar Diğer Felsefe Kitapları

Gece Kitaplığı
Suppose that instead of our system of taxes so complex so burdensome so annoying which we have inherited from the feudal nobility a single tax should be established not on production circulation consumption habitation etc but in accordance with the demands of justice and the dictates of economic science on the net capital falling to each individual The capitalist losing by taxation as much as or more than he gains by rent and interest would be obliged either to use his property himself or to sell it economic equilibrium again would be established by this simple and moreover inevitable intervention of the treasury department

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Suppose that instead of our system of taxes so complex so burdensome so annoying which we have inherited from the feudal nobility a single tax should be established not on production circulation consumption habitation etc but in accordance with the demands of justice and the dictates of economic science on the net capital falling to each individual The capitalist losing by taxation as much as or more than he gains by rent and interest would be obliged either to use his property himself or to sell it economic equilibrium again would be established by this simple and moreover inevitable intervention of the treasury department