Aufgaben aus der darstellenden Geometrie: Aufgaben aus der darstellenden Geometrie

Kauffmann, Ernst Friedrich; Schwenk, C.

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Persistent identifier:: 875211143

Author:: Kauffmann, Ernst Friedrich; Schwenk, C.

Title:: Aufgaben aus der darstellenden Geometrie

Sub title:: mit sechzig lithographirten Tafeln

Year of publication:: 1844

Place of publication:: Stuttgart

Publisher of the original:: Verlag von Ebner und Seubert

Identifier (digital):: 875211143

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Language:: German

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Persistent identifier:: 875211542

Author:: Kauffmann, Ernst Friedrich; Schwenk, C.

Title:: Aufgaben aus der darstellenden Geometrie

Scope:: VIII, 174 Seiten

Info on language/writing:: In Fraktur

Year of publication:: 1844

Place of publication:: Stuttgart

Publisher of the original:: Verlag von Ebner und Seubert

Identifier (digital):: 875211542

Signature of the source:: DG 2152

Language:: German

Usage licence:: Public Domain Mark 1.0

Publisher of the digital copy:: Technische Informationsbibliothek Hannover

Place of publication of the digital copy:: Hannover

Year of publication of the original:: 2016

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Collection:: Mathematics

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Title:: Erster Abschnitt.

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Title:: Aufgaben über Punkte, gerade Linien und Ebenen im Raum.

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Title:: Aufgabe 8. Eine begrenzte Gerade soll in zwei Theile getheilt werden, [...]

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268 ECONOMICS a judicious proportion between the quantities of future and present goods will add thereby greatly to the satisfactions which it may enjoy. But it is essential further that the various classes of future goods should bear to each other a certain proportion determined in each case by the requirements of the industrial or- ganization. If the object be to bring coal to the consumers, the future goods called into requisition are, among others, mine machinery, road bed, and rolling stock. Individual pro- ducers sometimes put too large a portion of the available energy into the construction of rail- ways, leaving not enough free for the production of machinery or for the mining industry itself.! The expenditure of labor too long beforehand is not to be justified. Production will be most efficient when the quantities of labor devoted to the various classes of future goods are most nicely adjusted. The distinction between circulating and fixed capital has long been current and is useful for 1Panics have sometimes ensued when too much of the national capital is in railroads. It becomes under such circum- stances both fixed and specialized. See next two paragraphs.

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