The Economic Journal: The Quarterly Journal of the Royal Economic Society, Volume 23,Masalah 89Macmillan, 1913 |
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Halaman 43
... competition obtain , the advantage is rapidly shifted to the public in a lower ( or more favourable ) price of the product . But there is this difference . The intelligence acquired by the speculator has the effect not only of reducing ...
... competition obtain , the advantage is rapidly shifted to the public in a lower ( or more favourable ) price of the product . But there is this difference . The intelligence acquired by the speculator has the effect not only of reducing ...
Halaman 44
... competition the private gain of the speculator exceeds his social contribution , and he tends to press the production of intelligence beyond that margin at which its social value is equal to its cost , up to that point , at which his ...
... competition the private gain of the speculator exceeds his social contribution , and he tends to press the production of intelligence beyond that margin at which its social value is equal to its cost , up to that point , at which his ...
Halaman 46
... competition does , in fact , obtain ; and , secondly , by an estimate of the importance of the indirect effects of speculator's operations ; and these latter effects are the more difficult to estimate for the reason that their import ...
... competition does , in fact , obtain ; and , secondly , by an estimate of the importance of the indirect effects of speculator's operations ; and these latter effects are the more difficult to estimate for the reason that their import ...
Halaman 49
... a balance of good . Realistic inquiry is equally necessary in dealing with the No. 89. - VOL . XXIII . E question of the efficiency of competition in beating down the 1913 ] SOCIAL INTEREST IN STOCK EXCHANGE SPECULATION 49.
... a balance of good . Realistic inquiry is equally necessary in dealing with the No. 89. - VOL . XXIII . E question of the efficiency of competition in beating down the 1913 ] SOCIAL INTEREST IN STOCK EXCHANGE SPECULATION 49.
Halaman 50
... competition acts very imper- fectly in reducing the gain to be derived from exclusive know- ledge to the value of its social productivity . To the extent , therefore , that the speculator is in possession of superior ability or ...
... competition acts very imper- fectly in reducing the gain to be derived from exclusive know- ledge to the value of its social productivity . To the extent , therefore , that the speculator is in possession of superior ability or ...
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