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Selbstkostenrechnung und Preispolitik

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Full text: Selbstkostenrechnung und Preispolitik

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1738045803
URN:
urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-113913
Document type:
Monograph
Title:
Grundteilungsgesetz
Place of publication:
[Berlin]
Year of publication:
1914
Scope:
getr. Pag
Digitisation:
2020
Collection:
Economics Books
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Title:
Nr 035 A / Grundteilungsgesetz / Vorläufig festgestellter Bericht
Collection:
Economics Books

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  • Probleme der Wirtschaftsgeschichte
  • Title page
  • Contents
  • I. Das kurze Leben einer viel genannten Theorie über die Lehre vom Ureigentum
  • II. Die Haupttatsachen der älteren deutschen Agrargeschichte
  • III. Die Fürsorge des Staates für die Landwirtschaft einer Errungenschaft der Neuzeit
  • IV. Über Theorien der wirtschaftlichen Entwicklung der Völker, mit besonderer Rücksicht auf die Stadtwirtschaft des deutschen Mittelalters
  • V. Die Motive der Zunftbildung im deutschen Mittelalter
  • VI. Großhändler und Kleinhändler im deutschen Mittelalter
  • VII. Die Entstehung des modernen Kapitalismus
  • VIII. Der Untergang der mittelalterlichen Stadtwirtschaft (über den Begriff der Territorialwirtschaft)
  • IX. Die älteste deutsche Steuer
  • Autorenregister
  • Sachregister

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THE HOUSING QUESTION 
27 
Now, Rural District Councils are composed very 
largely of farmers. And farmers have a very sharp 
eye to their own interests. That is why they get elected 
on the Councils. The farmers did not take kindly 
to Dr. Addison’s new-fangled ideas. Only too often 
they opposed the housing scheme altogether. In parts 
of England more than half the Rural Councils have 
done practically nothing to house their ratepayers, to 
whom they are responsible, and whom by Act of 
Parliament they are bound to see housed efficiently— 
not at the expense of the local rates, but at the expense 
of the Treasury. Practically nowhere have they done 
very much. And when they were asked why they did 
so little they usually replied: " The labourers don’t 
want these houses : they’re quite well enough off at 
present.” 
It may be said: “ Why then do the labourers not 
vote such councillors out of office ? ” 0 Sancta 
Simplicitas ! Those who say that know little of Eng 
land and less of rural England. Few labourers know 
much about Council voting, even in this year of grace. 
Nor is there as a rule any other candidate to vote for. 
A labouring man in the country generally cannot 
afford the time and money to get elected and attend 
Council meetings in his own working hours. He 
shakes his head a bit, but accepts the situation as 
ordained by Providence, as his father did before him. 
The farmer is again returned in an uncontested election, 
and sets himself to do little else but keep down the 
rates.
	        

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