Rural Wealth and Welfare: Economic Principles Illustrated and Applied in Farm LifeFairchild, Geo. T. (George Thompson)
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Rural Wealth and Welfare: Economic Principles Illustrated and Applied in Farm Life
Fairchild, Geo. T. (George Thompson)
Agriculture -- Economic aspects; Economics
Value, essentials of, 65;
from utility, 66;
in services, 65;
nature of, 63;
normal, 70;
of gold and silver, fluctuations of, 122;
standards of, 117;
the basis of exchange, 63.
Vicious consumption, 323.
Wage-earners in conflict with profit-makers, 257.
Wages and profits, 239.
Wages, defined, 241;
fluctuation of, 248;
obstacles to fair, 259;
of women, 247;
real and nominal, 236;
relation to wheat price, 93;
sliding scale, 271;
tend upward, 248;
under stimulated competition, 245;
under supply and demand, 244;
variation of, 243;
with cheap transportation, 250.
Wants basis of wealth, 14;
certain, 14;
individual, 16.
Waste, false notions of, 325.
Waste in rivalry, 326.
Wasteful consumption, 323.
Watering stock, 162.
Wealth, consumption of, 307;
defined, 5, 51;
distinguished from power, 6;
distribution, 255;
individual use of, 309;
in farming, 3;
in welfare, 1;
for welfare, 307;
material, 12;
(rural) analyzed, 12;
used by individuals, 307.
Weights and measures, 114;
system of, decimal, 115.
Welfare, elements of, 1;
mutual, 2;
progress in, 17, 373.
Wheat, acreage and yield, 84;
crop in United States, 84, 87, 91;
world’s crop, 87, 91.
Wheat prices, annual New York, 91;
in England, 93;
in New York, 87-93.
Women’s wages, 247.
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