[Footnote 1: On the way these affect private profits see Vol.

[Footnote 2: See Vol.

[Footnote 6: See diagram of business failures 1890-1914, in Vol.

[Footnote 8: See Vol.

[Footnote 9: See Vol.

[Footnote 10: See e.g., Vol.

[Footnote 11: See Vol.

[Footnote 1: See Vol.

[Footnote 2: See Vol.

[Footnote 3: See Vol.

[Footnote 6: See Vol.

[Footnote 11: See Vol.

[Footnote 13: On these economies, see Vol.

[Footnote 1: See Vol.

[Footnote 3: On the former, see Vol.

[Footnote 4: See Vol.

[Footnote 6: See Vol.

[Footnote 1: See Vol.

[Footnote 2: See Vol.

[Footnote 3: See Vol.

[Footnote 4: See Vol.

[Footnote 6: See Vol. 1 for numerous statements of the effects of varying quantities of agents upon the economy of utilization; e.g., pp.

See on the theory of interest, Vol.

The idea, however, was not original; it underlies the accounts given by Egidio Menagio in the notes to his edition of the Aminta (Paris, 1655), by G. Fontanini (Aminta difeso, Roma, 1700, and Venezia, 1730), by P. L. Ginguené (Histoire littéraire d'Italie, vol.

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