The Physiology of Industry Being An Exposure of Certain Fallacies in Existing T
The Physiology of Industry Being An Exposure of Certain Fallacies in Existing T
A F Albert Frederick Mummery
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, Ch. V. , s. 3. ! PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION. 39 make such additions to plant and R. M. As increase in consumption may render desirable) goes into wages- fund, and for that reason ranks as economic saving and economic capital, it is clear that there is no limit assigned to saving and capital by any consideration of future consumption. If a mere addition to wages- fund is effectual saving, not only does future con- sumption place no limit on capital, but not even does production. An increase in... the wages-fund, the result of which is to enable labourers to consume luxuries, obviously adds nothing to their producing power. Mill's theory, then, admits an indefinite expansion of capital, without any effect either on production or consumption. It is true he is not consistent in his language, but speaks in one passage of ' an increased production, ' which apparently is to follow 'the in- creased accumulation, ' and which ' might, rigorously speaking, continue, until every labourer had every indulgence of wealth consistent with continuing to produce.
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