The Science of Political EconomyCosimo, Inc., 1 жовт. 2006 р. - 452 стор. Economist HENRY GEORGE (1839-1897) was, at the height of his popularity in the 1880s and 1890s, considered the third most famous American, behind Mark Twain and Thomas Edison, and his liberal philosophies on taxation, copyrights, poverty issues, and more continue to influence progressive movements today. This is George's grand overview of the science and philosophy of economics, from the largest question-what do we mean by "civilization"?-to the most specific: what is the difference between money and wealth? A replica of a manuscript written in the 1890s and unpublished at the author's death, this remains a vital resource for anyone wishing to understand economics from a financial, legal, and even moral perspective. ALSO FROM COSIMO: George's Progress and Poverty, The Condition of Labor, A Perplexed Philosopher, Protection or Free Trade, and Social Problems |
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VIIOf Sequence Consequence and Laws | 38 |
Of the Knowledge Properly Called Science | 49 |
The Economy Called Political Economy | 55 |
Of Desires and Satisfactions | 67 |
XIIIMethods of Political Economy | 77 |
Political Economy as Science and as Art | 84 |
The Genesis of Wealth | 229 |
The Wealth that is Called Capital | 235 |
XVIIIWhy Political Economy Considers only Wealth | 242 |
Moral Confusions as to Wealth | 244 |
Of the Permanence of Wealth | 247 |
The Relation of Money to Wealth | 251 |
BOOK III | 253 |
The Three Modes of Production | 256 |
Confusions as to the Meaning of Wealth | 90 |
Causes of Confusion as to the Meaning | 102 |
What Adam Smith Meant by Wealth III | 111 |
CHAPTER Book II PAGE V Adam Smith and the Physiocrats | 125 |
Smiths Influence on Political Economy | 134 |
Ineffectual Gropings toward a Determination of Wealth | 144 |
Breakdown of Scholastic Political Economy | 159 |
Wealth and Value | 167 |
Value in Use and Value in Exchange | 168 |
Economic ValueIts Real Meaning and Final Measure | 180 |
Value in Exchange really Related to Labour | 187 |
The Denominator of Value | 200 |
The Two Sources of Value | 206 |
The Meaning of Wealth in Political Economy | 217 |
Population and Subsistence | 261 |
The Alleged Law of Diminishing Returns in Agriculture | 262 |
Of Space and Time | 266 |
Confusion of the Spacial Law with Agriculture | 276 |
The Relation of Space in Production | 281 |
The Relation of Time in Production | 287 |
CooperationIts Two Ways | 292 |
CooperationIts Two Kinds | 301 |
The Office of Exchange in Production | 313 |
BOOK IV | 327 |
BOOK V | 367 |
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