...implies that industry cannot be employed to any greater extent than there is capital to invest . . . While on the one hand industry is limited by capital,...employment to Industry; and this without assignable limit." TV. — Socialist Trade-Unions a Canoe of Pauperism. Trade-unions would be very valuable if confined...

...wool, and other ware or stuff, to set the poor on work." But though economists, to this day, tell us that " while, on the one hand, industry is limited...this without assignable limit,"* nevertheless the (treat difficulty of carrying out the provisions of the original poor-law has consisted in finding...

...deficient or mis-expended capital. Mr. John Stuart Mill states that ' while, on the one hand, industry ia limited by capital, so on the other, every increase...employment to industry : and this without assignable limits.' But for the enormous waste of capital somewhere, there would exist in this country ample means...

...temptation to the conversion of funds from an unproductive destination to a productive. § 3. While, on tho one hand, industry is limited by capital, so on the...employment to industry ; and this without assignable limit. I do not mean to deny that the capital, or part of it, may be so employed as not to support labourers,...

...deal of light upon the question of the importance of increase of production. The theorem is, that " every increase of capital gives, or is capable of...employment to industry; and this without assignable limit," in other words, " that if there are human beings capable of-*work, and food to feed them, they may...

...accumulation, or rather for fresh investment of capital. Let us return to Mr. Mill's original proposition, 'While, on the one hand, industry is limited by capital,...to industry ; and this without assignable limit.' What is meant by giving additional employment to industry ? Mr. Mill is professedly developing the...

...production above given. Bus first proposition is, that " Industry is limited by capital," and conversely, " every increase of capital gives, or is 'capable of...employment to industry, and this without assignable limit." The whole wealth produced by the community belongs to the capitalists. The labourers have no share...

...labor is employed, and labor cannot be employed except as capital is accumulated; the doctrine that every increase of capital gives or is capable of giving additional employment to indus-. try; the doctrine that the conversion of circulating car ital into fixed capital lessens the...

...labor is employed, and labor cannot be employed except as capital is accumulated ; the doctrine that every increase of capital gives, or is capable of giving, additional employment to industry; the doctrine that the conversion of circulating capital into fixed capital lessens the fund applicable...

...labor is employed, and labor cannot be employed except as capital is accumulated ; the doctrine that every increase of capital gives, or is capable of giving, additional employment to industrv ; the doctrine that the conversion of circulating capital into fixed capital lessens the fund...