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... produce one or a combination of such " surpluses " in the specific sense that the imperial country requires a margin of superiority over the people it controls . How else can control be exercised ? Second , how the " surplus " is produced ...
... produce one or a combination of such " surpluses " in the specific sense that the imperial country requires a margin of superiority over the people it controls . How else can control be exercised ? Second , how the " surplus " is produced ...
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... produce one must be carefully made . Kaplan , like Hoffmann , writes as though actors will produce a given result only if they are motivated to do so . In Kaplan's case this is the more surprising , for he claims to follow general ...
... produce one must be carefully made . Kaplan , like Hoffmann , writes as though actors will produce a given result only if they are motivated to do so . In Kaplan's case this is the more surprising , for he claims to follow general ...
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... produces a result that was no part of his intention . Out of the mean ambition of its members , the greater good of society is produced . The market is a cause interposed between the economic actors and the results they produce . It ...
... produces a result that was no part of his intention . Out of the mean ambition of its members , the greater good of society is produced . The market is a cause interposed between the economic actors and the results they produce . It ...
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