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... labor input nor as a matter of ever - increasing labor productivi- ty . There are advances and declines in labor productivity , and both are related to increasing population density . Faced with high densities . and environmental ...
... labor input nor as a matter of ever - increasing labor productivi- ty . There are advances and declines in labor productivity , and both are related to increasing population density . Faced with high densities . and environmental ...
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... labor . As wages get down to subsistence or below subsistence , entrepreneurs still can obtain all the labor they need to produce at a profit . Slavery is one means of accomplishing this rather miraculous result . There may come a time ...
... labor . As wages get down to subsistence or below subsistence , entrepreneurs still can obtain all the labor they need to produce at a profit . Slavery is one means of accomplishing this rather miraculous result . There may come a time ...
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... labor as the predominant form of labor contract was closely associated with the creation of a landless urban proletariat . In Europe the wage - labor force was a product of population increase and " enclosure , " whereby peasant farmers ...
... labor as the predominant form of labor contract was closely associated with the creation of a landless urban proletariat . In Europe the wage - labor force was a product of population increase and " enclosure , " whereby peasant farmers ...
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Population Genetics | 13 |
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Suborder Anthropoidea versus Suborder Prosimii | 27 |
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