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Chapter I. Of The Requisites Of Production.

enables them to supply themselves. What, then, is his capital? Precisely that part of his possessions, whatever it be, which he designs to employ in carrying on fresh production. It is of no consequence that a part, or even the whole of it, is in a form in which it can not directly supply the wants of laborers.

Illustration. Outer circle A, enclosing inner circle B, with small circle C overlapping edge of circle B.

Suppose, for instance, that the capitalist is a hardware manufacturer, and that his stock in trade,

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