...with little labour, can sell cheap, I must contrive to sell as cheap as he. So that every Art, Trade, or Engine, doing work with labour of fewer Hands,...upon the square, that no man may be able to undersel his Neighbour. And thus the East-India Trade by procuring things with less, and consequently cheaper...

...äs he. So that every art, trade, or engine, doing work with labour of iewer hands, and eonsequently cheaper, begets in others a kind of necessity and...inventing something like it, that every man may be npon the square, that no man may be able to undersell bis neighbour." (,The Advantages of the Eaet-India...

...otüers a kind of necessity ad emulation, either of using the same art, trude, or engine or of inveuting something like it, that every man may be upon the square, that no man may be able to undersell his neighbour." („The Advantages of the East-Iudia Trade to England. Lond. 1720", p. 67.)...

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...with little labour, can sell cheap, I must continue to sell as cheap as he ; so that every art, trade or engine doing work with labour of fewer hands and...may be upon the square, that no man may be able to undersell his neighbour."* One would hardly think that these words were written in 1700. Space does...

...with little labour, can sell cheap, I must contrive to sell as cheap as he. So that every sat, trade, or engine, doing work with labour of fewer hands,...may be upon the square, that no man may be able to undersell his neighbour." ("The Advantages of the East India Trade to England." London, 1780, p. d7.)...

...sell cheap, I must contrive to sell as cheap as he. So that every Art, Trade, or Engine, doing the work with labour of fewer Hands, and consequently...upon the square, that no Man may be able to undersel his Neighbour.164 The new production processes transformed society at large. Every cost had to be minimized...

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...with little labour, can sell cheap. I must contrive to sell as cheap as he. So that every art, trade, or engine, doing work with labour of fewer hands, and consequently cheaper, begets in others & kind of necessity and emulation, either of using the same art, trade, or engine, or of inventing...