Titlebook: Norms, Naturalism and Epistemology; The Case for Science Jonathan Knowles Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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Jonathan Knowlesn the distribution of land, but even where such data exist, they are woefully inadequate. First, land is measured in physical units. Adjustments seldom are made to take differences in the quality of land into account, although rough corrections occasionally are made to distinguish between irrigated

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Jonathan Knowlesttention must be drawn at the outset. The concept of income, already diversely construed in the developed countries, gives rise to a still greater variety of interpretations in regard to more backward countries. There is not one standard notion of income but several varieties. The results will be di

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Jonathan Knowlesttention must be drawn at the outset. The concept of income, already diversely construed in the developed countries, gives rise to a still greater variety of interpretations in regard to more backward countries. There is not one standard notion of income but several varieties. The results will be di

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Jonathan Knowlesarticularism of individual Federal States with their different tax systems, the two World Wars, the subsequent extremes of inflation and repeated territorial changes, combined with long-lasting scepticism on the part of theorists and official statisticians with regard to such enquiries have left us

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Jonathan Knowlesarticularism of individual Federal States with their different tax systems, the two World Wars, the subsequent extremes of inflation and repeated territorial changes, combined with long-lasting scepticism on the part of theorists and official statisticians with regard to such enquiries have left us

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