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The British Jugernath

Chapter V

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AXIOMS FOR JUGERNATHIANS.
_Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.
(7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.
(11.) Industries carried on without profit, cause loss of capital and credit.
(12.) It is demand only that Free trade prefers consumption causes labour and its to demand. produce to be wealth.[6] (13.) To purchase produce is Free trade purchases produce not to employ labour.[5] instead of employing labour.
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The British Jugernath

Chapter V

Chapter 5 of The British Jugernath is here in full — 25 sentences across 5 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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AXIOMS FOR JUGERNATHIANS.
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_Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.
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(7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.
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(11.) Industries carried on without profit, cause loss of capital and credit.
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(12.) It is demand only that Free trade prefers consumption causes labour and its to demand. produce to be wealth.[6] (13.) To purchase produce is Free trade purchases produce not to employ labour.[5] instead of employing labour.

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Algeria noun US /ælˈdʒɪriə/

a republic in northwestern Africa on the Mediterranean Sea with a population that is predominantly Sunni Muslim; colonized by France in the 19th century but gained autonomy in the early 1960s

From this reading “(7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.”

axioms noun US /ˈæksiəmz/

plural of “axiom” — a saying that is widely accepted on its own merits

From this reading “AXIOMS FOR JUGERNATHIANS.”

immigration noun US /ˌɪməˈɡreɪʃən/

migration into a place (especially migration to a country of which you are not a native in order to settle there)

From this reading “(7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.”

parsimony noun US /ˈpɑːrsəmoʊni/

extreme care in spending money; reluctance to spend money unnecessarily

From this reading “_Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.”

promotes verb US /prəˈmoʊts/

third-person singular of “promote” — contribute to the progress or growth of

From this reading “_Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.”

Protectionist noun US /prəˈtekʃənɪst/

an advocate of protectionism

From this reading “_Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.”

reproductive adjective US /ˌriːprəˈdʌktɪv/

producing new life or offspring

From this reading “_Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.”

unproductive adjective US /ˌʌnprəˈdʌktɪv/

not producing or capable of producing

From this reading “(7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.”

Word partnerships in these lines

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Free trade verb + noun

international trade free of government interference

In this reading “_Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.”

in proportion preposition + noun

In this reading “_Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.”

carried on verb + particle counted as “carry on”

direct the course of; manage or control

In this reading “(11.) Industries carried on without profit, cause loss of capital and credit.”

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1

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From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

10

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From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

11

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From this reading (11.) Industries carried on without profit, cause loss of capital and credit.

12

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From this reading (12.) It is demand only that Free trade prefers consumption causes labour and its to demand. produce to be wealth.[6] (13.) To purchase produce is Free trade purchases produce not to employ labour.[5] instead of employing labour.

13

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From this reading (12.) It is demand only that Free trade prefers consumption causes labour and its to demand. produce to be wealth.[6] (13.) To purchase produce is Free trade purchases produce not to employ labour.[5] instead of employing labour.

2

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From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

3

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From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

4

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From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

5

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From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

6

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From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

7

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From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

8

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From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

8,000

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From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

9

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From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

adeterminerUS /ə/

used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

ActionnounUS /ˈækʃən/

something done (usually as opposed to something said)

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

AlgerianounUS /ælˈdʒɪriə/

a republic in northwestern Africa on the Mediterranean Sea with a population that is predominantly Sunni Muslim; colonized by France in the 19th century but gained autonomy in the early 1960s

From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

andconjunctionUS /ənd/

used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

appropriatedverbUS /əˈproʊprieɪtɪd/

past form of “appropriate” — give or assign a resource to a particular person or cause

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

areauxiliary verbUS /ɑːr/

the form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

assertsverbUS /əˈsɜːrts/

third-person singular of “assert” — state categorically

From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

assignableadjective

legally transferable to the ownership of another

From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

attachesnounUS /əˈtætʃɪz/

plural of “attache” — a specialist assigned to the staff of a diplomatic mission

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

AxiomnounUS /ˈæksiəm/

a saying that is widely accepted on its own merits

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

AXIOMSnounUS /ˈæksiəmz/

plural of “axiom” — a saying that is widely accepted on its own merits

From this reading AXIOMS FOR JUGERNATHIANS.

beauxiliary verbUS /biː/

used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses

From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

byprepositionUS /baɪ/

showing who or what does the action

From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

cannot

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From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

CapitalnounUS /ˈkæpətəl/

assets available for use in the production of further assets

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

carriedverbUS /ˈkærid/

inflected form of “carry” — move while supporting, either in a vehicle or in one's hands or on one's body

From this reading (11.) Industries carried on without profit, cause loss of capital and credit.

causenounUS /kɑːz/

events that provide the generative force that is the origin of something

From this reading (11.) Industries carried on without profit, cause loss of capital and credit.

causesnounUS /ˈkɑːzəz/

plural of “cause” — events that provide the generative force that is the origin of something

From this reading (12.) It is demand only that Free trade prefers consumption causes labour and its to demand. produce to be wealth.[6] (13.) To purchase produce is Free trade purchases produce not to employ labour.[5] instead of employing labour.

consumptionnounUS /kənˈsʌmpʃən/

the process of taking food into the body through the mouth (as by eating)

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

costsnounUS /kɑːsts/

pecuniary reimbursement to the winning party for the expenses of litigation

From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

countriesnounUS /ˈkʌntriz/

plural of “country” — a politically organized body of people under a single government

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

countrynounUS /ˈkʌntri/

a politically organized body of people under a single government

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

createdverbUS /kriˈeɪtəd/

past form of “create” — make or cause to be or to become

From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

creditnounUS /ˈkredət/

approval

From this reading (11.) Industries carried on without profit, cause loss of capital and credit.

demandnounUS /dɪˈmænd/

an urgent or peremptory request

From this reading (12.) It is demand only that Free trade prefers consumption causes labour and its to demand. produce to be wealth.[6] (13.) To purchase produce is Free trade purchases produce not to employ labour.[5] instead of employing labour.

destroysverbUS /dɪˈstrɔɪz/

third-person singular of “destroy” — do away with, cause the destruction or undoing of

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

drivingadjectiveUS /ˈdraɪvɪŋ/

having the power of driving or impelling

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

economynounUS /ɪˈkɑːnəmi/

the system of production and distribution and consumption

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

EmigrationnounUS /ˌeməˈɡreɪʃən/

migration from a place (especially migration from your native country in order to settle in another)

From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

employverbUS /emˈplɔɪ/

put into service; make work or employ for a particular purpose or for its inherent or natural purpose

From this reading (12.) It is demand only that Free trade prefers consumption causes labour and its to demand. produce to be wealth.[6] (13.) To purchase produce is Free trade purchases produce not to employ labour.[5] instead of employing labour.

employedadjectiveUS /emˈplɔɪd/

having your services engaged for; or having a job especially one that pays wages or a salary

From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

employingverbUS /emˈplɔɪɪŋ/

-ing form of “employ” — put into service; make work or employ for a particular purpose or for its inherent or natural purpose

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

employmentnounUS /emˈplɔɪmənt/

the state of being employed or having a job

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

encouragesverbUS /enˈkɜːrɪdʒɪz/

third-person singular of “encourage” — contribute to the progress or growth of

From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

everydeterminerUS /ˈevəri/

all the members of a group, with none left out

From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

FORprepositionUS /fɔːr/

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading AXIOMS FOR JUGERNATHIANS.

FrancenounUS /fræns/

a republic in western Europe; the largest country wholly in Europe

From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

francsnounUS /fræŋks/

plural of “franc” — the basic monetary unit in many countries; equal to 100 centimes

From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

FreeverbUS /friː/

grant freedom to; free from confinement

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

Free-Trade

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

givesnounUS /ɡɪvz/

plural of “give” — the elasticity of something that can be stretched and returns to its original length

From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

immediateadjectiveUS /ˌɪˈmiːdiːət/

of the present time and place

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

immigrationnounUS /ˌɪməˈɡreɪʃən/

migration into a place (especially migration to a country of which you are not a native in order to settle there)

From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

importancenounUS /ˌɪmˈpɔːrtəns/

the quality of being important and worthy of note

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

inprepositionUS /ɪn/

inside something, or within a place, period, or state

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

increasenounUS /ˌɪnˈkriːs/

a quantity that is added

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

individualadjectiveUS /ˌɪndəˈvɪdʒəwəl/

being or characteristic of a single thing or person

From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

industriesnounUS /ˈɪndəstriz/

plural of “industry” — the people or companies engaged in a particular kind of commercial enterprise

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

industrynounUS /ˈɪndəstri/

the people or companies engaged in a particular kind of commercial enterprise

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

insteadadverbUS /ˌɪnˈsted/

in place of, or as an alternative to

From this reading (12.) It is demand only that Free trade prefers consumption causes labour and its to demand. produce to be wealth.[6] (13.) To purchase produce is Free trade purchases produce not to employ labour.[5] instead of employing labour.

isauxiliary verbUS /ɪz/

the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

ItpronounUS /ɪt/

a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned

From this reading (12.) It is demand only that Free trade prefers consumption causes labour and its to demand. produce to be wealth.[6] (13.) To purchase produce is Free trade purchases produce not to employ labour.[5] instead of employing labour.

itsdeterminerUS /ɪts/

belonging to the thing or animal already mentioned

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

JUGERNATHIANS

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading AXIOMS FOR JUGERNATHIANS.

labournounUS /ˈleɪbər/

a social class comprising those who do manual labor or work for wages

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

landnounUS /lænd/

the land on which real estate is located

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

limitedadjectiveUS /ˈlɪmətəd/

small in range or scope

From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

limitsnounUS /ˈlɪməts/

plural of “limit” — the greatest possible degree of something

From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

lossnounUS /lɔːs/

something that is lost

From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

makesnounUS /meɪks/

plural of “make” — a recognizable kind

From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

MinisternounUS /ˈmɪnəstər/

a person authorized to conduct religious worship

From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

moreadjectiveUS /mɔːr/

(comparative of “much” used with mass nouns) a quantifier meaning greater in size or amount or extent or degree

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

notadverbUS /nɑːt/

used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

objectnounUS /ˈɑːbdʒekt/

a tangible and visible entity; an entity that can cast a shadow

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

ofprepositionUS /ʌv/

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

onprepositionUS /ɑːn/

touching and supported by a surface

From this reading (11.) Industries carried on without profit, cause loss of capital and credit.

onlyadverbUS /ˈoʊnli/

and nothing more

From this reading (12.) It is demand only that Free trade prefers consumption causes labour and its to demand. produce to be wealth.[6] (13.) To purchase produce is Free trade purchases produce not to employ labour.[5] instead of employing labour.

orconjunctionUS /ɔːr/

used to join alternatives or possibilities

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

ParsimonynounUS /ˈpɑːrsəmoʊni/

extreme care in spending money; reluctance to spend money unnecessarily

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

politicaladjectiveUS /pəˈlɪtəkəl/

involving or characteristic of politics or parties or politicians

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

powernounUS /ˈpaʊər/

possession of controlling influence

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

prefersverbUS /prəˈfɜːrz/

third-person singular of “prefer” — like better; value more highly

From this reading (12.) It is demand only that Free trade prefers consumption causes labour and its to demand. produce to be wealth.[6] (13.) To purchase produce is Free trade purchases produce not to employ labour.[5] instead of employing labour.

produceverbUS /prəˈduːs/

bring forth or yield

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

productionnounUS /prəˈdʌkʃən/

the act or process of producing something

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

productiveadjectiveUS /prəˈdʌktɪv/

producing or capable of producing (especially abundantly)

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

profitnounUS /ˈprɑːfət/

the excess of revenues over outlays in a given period of time (including depreciation and other non-cash expenses)

From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

promotesverbUS /prəˈmoʊts/

third-person singular of “promote” — contribute to the progress or growth of

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

proportionnounUS /prəˈpɔːrʃən/

the quotient obtained when the magnitude of a part is divided by the magnitude of the whole

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

ProtectionistnounUS /prəˈtekʃənɪst/

an advocate of protectionism

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

purchasenounUS /ˈpɜːrtʃəs/

the acquisition of something for payment

From this reading (12.) It is demand only that Free trade prefers consumption causes labour and its to demand. produce to be wealth.[6] (13.) To purchase produce is Free trade purchases produce not to employ labour.[5] instead of employing labour.

purchasesnounUS /ˈpɜːrtʃəsəz/

plural of “purchase” — the acquisition of something for payment

From this reading (12.) It is demand only that Free trade prefers consumption causes labour and its to demand. produce to be wealth.[6] (13.) To purchase produce is Free trade purchases produce not to employ labour.[5] instead of employing labour.

rapidlyadverbUS /ˈræpədli/

with speed

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

ratheradverbUS /ˈræðər/

on the contrary

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

REALadjectiveUS /riːl/

being or occurring in fact or actuality; having verified existence; not illusory

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

reproductiveadjectiveUS /ˌriːprəˈdʌktɪv/

producing new life or offspring

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

requisitesnounUS /ˈrekwəzəts/

plural of “requisite” — anything indispensable

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

richesnounUS /ˈrɪtʃəz/

an abundance of material possessions and resources

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

sourcenounUS /sɔːrs/

the place where something begins, where it springs into being

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

sourcesnounUS /ˈsɔːrsəz/

plural of “source” — the place where something begins, where it springs into being

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

StatenounUS /steɪt/

the territory occupied by one of the constituent administrative districts of a nation

From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

thanconjunctionUS /ðæn/

used to introduce the second part of a comparison

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/

used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt

From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

ThedeterminerUS /ðə/

used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

toparticleUS /tuː/

used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

tradenounUS /treɪd/

the commercial exchange (buying and selling on domestic or international markets) of goods and services

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

transportedverbUS /trænˈspɔːrtɪd/

past form of “transport” — move something or somebody around; usually over long distances

From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

unproductiveadjectiveUS /ˌʌnprəˈdʌktɪv/

not producing or capable of producing

From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

WarnounUS /wɔːr/

the waging of armed conflict against an enemy

From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

wealthnounUS /welθ/

the state of being rich and affluent; having a plentiful supply of material goods and money

From this reading _Axiom._ _Action of Free-Trade._ (1.) The object of political Free trade attaches more economy is to increase importance to consumption than the wealth and power to productive industries. of a country.[3] (2.) The riches or power of a country is in proportion to its produce.[3] (3.) _Industries_, or the produce Free trade destroys the sources of the land and labour, of employing productive are the REAL WEALTH labour. of the country.[3] (4.) The requisites of production are Labour, Capital and Land.[4] (5.) Parsimony, not industry, Free trade promotes consumption is the immediate source rather than parsimony. of increase of capital.[3] (6.) Capital is wealth appropriated Free trade is rapidly driving to reproductive capital to Protectionist employment.[4] countries.

withoutprepositionUS /wɪˈθaʊt/

not having, not using, or not accompanied by

From this reading (7.) Industries are limited by capital, and cannot be created without capital.[5] (8.) Increase of capital gives employment to labour without assignable limits.[5] (9.) Productive labour is Free trade makes labour labour employed to produce unproductive a profit.[6] (10.) Emigration of productive Free trade encourages the labour is loss of capital. immigration of productive The Minister of War labour to Protectionist in France asserts that countries. every individual transported to Algeria costs the State 8,000 francs.

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