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Thus, without any legislation
provides balance and prevents profound fluctuations between
wealth and poverty, and natural and coordinated
the combination of these two movements. The state is thriving then,
when a lot of money or prices are high, but when the money supply
is in the growth stage -- what you need to always preserve --
allowing us to stabilize earnings without increasing prices; then
the population is increasing his work all the time produces more
products, and consistently increasing the money supply, which
distributed (according to the law of representation) among
few resources, not increasing the prices for
relative to prices abroad. The ratio "between the increase in
quantity of gold and higher prices" is that only
"the increase in the number of gold and money is beneficial to
industry. Nation, the money supply which is under
the reduction is at a time when a comparison is made,
the weaker and poorer than another nation which does not
has a large amount of money, but the money supply which
is in the growth stage"<$FH u m e. De la circulation monetaire
(CEuvres economiques, p. 29--30).>. This explains the decline
Spanish power: indeed, the development of mines
significantly increased the money supply, and hence prices, but
industry, agriculture and population had
to develop in appropriate proportion. It was inevitable that
American gold, spreading through Europe, buying the products,
causing the increase in manufacturing production, enriching the farm,
left Spain poorer than it ever was. On the contrary,
England, if she attracted the metal I always did it
for the benefit of labour, not merely for the sake of luxury of their
subjects, that is, to ensure that, before any price increases, growing
the number of workers and quantity of the produced products
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