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CHAPTER I.

and obtain the same quantity of game; the fisherman would require three times that sum, or 9 l. The profits of stock would fall to 4 per cent., the hunter would be obliged to sell his game for 73 l. 12 s. 2 d.

To replace his circulating capital of 53 l. with a profit of 4 per cent.55.12 l.
To replace fixed capital, annually wasted, the present value of an annuity of 18.49 l. for ten years, being 150 l.18.49
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£73.61
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The fisherman would sell his fish for 171 l. 11 s. 5 d. viz.
To replace his circulating capital of 159 l. with a profit of 4 per cent.£165.360
To replace fixed capital annually wasted, the present value of an annuity of 6.163 l. , for ten years at 4 per cent., being 50 l.6.163
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£171.523
Game was to fish beforeas 100 to 218.
It would now beas 100 to 233.
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