Economia
- John Stuart Mill
Steven Kates, “Reassessing the Political Economy of John Stuart Mill” In this month's Liberty Matters online discussion we reassess the economic ideas of John Stuart Mill as found in his classic work Principles of Political Economy (1st...
- Potencial Feminina
In the next decade nearly 1 billion women are likely to enter the global labour force. But their economic potential is largely unrealised. According to a report by Booz & Company, a consultancy, if female...
- Taxa De Participação
Taxa de participação no trabalho - um melhor indicador que a taxa de desemprego We were quite surprised by that first chart — what the hell happened to US labour force participation? But Sheets and Sockin point out that the next chart...
- A Lei De Say Na Versão De James Mill
"When goods are carried to market what is wanted is somebody to buy. But to buy, one must have the wherewithal to pay. It is obviously therefore the collective means of payment which exist in the whole nation constitute the entire market of the nation....
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Divertido!! Division of Labour: Even a smart Supreme Court Justice can have trouble with supply and demand analysis JUSTICE STEVENS: Let me ask this question. What is your view with respect to the impact of the activities concerned in this case...
Economia
Emprego e capital
"O que suporta e emprega trabalho produtivo é o capital dispendido em defini-lo para o trabalho e não a demanda dos compradores para o produto do trabalho quando concluída. A demanda por bens não é demanda de trabalho."
John Stuart Mill
John Stuart Mill
J.S. Mill, Principles of Political Economy. 7th ed. Edited by Ashley (1921), p. 79. The full passage reads: § 9. [Demand for commodities is not demand for labour] We now pass to a fourth fundamental theorem respecting Capital, which is, perhaps, oftener overlooked or misconceived than even any of the foregoing. What supports and employs productive labour, is the capital expended in setting it to work, and not the demand of purchasers for the produce of the labour when completed. Demand for commodities is not demand for labour. The demand for commodities determines in what particular branch (of production the) labour and capital shall be employed; it determines the direction of the labour; but not the more or less of the labour itself, or of the maintenance or payment of the labour. (These depend) on the amount of the capital, or other funds directly devoted to the sustenance and remuneration of labour. </titles/102#Mill_0223-02_310>.
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- John Stuart Mill
Steven Kates, “Reassessing the Political Economy of John Stuart Mill” In this month's Liberty Matters online discussion we reassess the economic ideas of John Stuart Mill as found in his classic work Principles of Political Economy (1st...
- Potencial Feminina
In the next decade nearly 1 billion women are likely to enter the global labour force. But their economic potential is largely unrealised. According to a report by Booz & Company, a consultancy, if female...
- Taxa De Participação
Taxa de participação no trabalho - um melhor indicador que a taxa de desemprego We were quite surprised by that first chart — what the hell happened to US labour force participation? But Sheets and Sockin point out that the next chart...
- A Lei De Say Na Versão De James Mill
"When goods are carried to market what is wanted is somebody to buy. But to buy, one must have the wherewithal to pay. It is obviously therefore the collective means of payment which exist in the whole nation constitute the entire market of the nation....
-
Divertido!! Division of Labour: Even a smart Supreme Court Justice can have trouble with supply and demand analysis JUSTICE STEVENS: Let me ask this question. What is your view with respect to the impact of the activities concerned in this case...