The Theory of Political Economy
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Economics of Socialism Henry Mayers Hyndman 17 refuted 17 citations · 21 passages
Jevons is quoted directly from his Theory of Political Economy; the quotation is the starting point of Hyndman's refutation.
We have, in fact, what Jevons himself calls “the well-known and almost self-evident law that articles which can be produced in greater or less quantity exchange in proportion to their cost of production.
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