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Adam Smith:The Wealth of Nations, Book IV, Chapter VII, Paragraph 1411
Adam Smith《The Wealth of Nations》· Book IV, Chapter VII · Investing
It has partly been drawn from those branches of trade, by the attraction of superior profit in the colony trade, in consequence of the continual increase of that trade, and of the continual insufficiency of the capital which had carried it on one year to carry it on the next.
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