Principles of Political Economy

D. Appleton, 1891 - Всего страниц: 670

Of the Requisites of Production	1

Capital is the result of saving and all Capital is consumed	3

Of Distribution as affected by Exchange	18

Of Taxes on Commodities or Indirect Taxes	53

Fundamental Propositions respecting Capital	74

145	86

4	106

The law of the increase of production depends on those of three ele	120

Of Excess of Supply	360

3 Allowances in aid of wages and the standard of living	370

Of some Peculiar Cases of Value	372

Influence of the Currency on the Exchanges and	430

Extension	431

Effect of the increase of an inconvertible paper currency Real	437

Increase of capital gives increased employment to labor without assign	459

Influence of the Progress of Industry and Population	475

Influence of the Progress of Industry and Population	489

in manufactures	491

Twofold means of elevating the habits of the laboringpeople by	510

200	521

550	533

Comparison between Direct and Indirect Taxation	583

Is it desirable to defray extraordinary public expenses by loans?	602

Of an Interference of Government grounded on Erro	605

4 on the ground of encouraging young industries colonial policy	612

Occupations of People of the United States	619

on the ground of creating a diversity of industries	621

APPENDIX I	631

Characteristic features of industrial progress	636

Examination Questions	637

218	652

277	656

BOOK III	659

Of the Value of Money as dependent on Demand	664

The rate of interest determines the price of land and of securities	665

Definitions of Value in Use Exchange Value and Price	669

Название	Principles of Political Economy
Автор	John Stuart Mill
Редактор	James Laurence Laughlin
Издатель	D. Appleton, 1891
Количество страниц	Всего страниц: 670

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Of the Law of the Increase of Production from Land	130

2 Antagonist principle to the law of diminishing return the progress	143

Of Property	155

6 Property in land different from property in movables	160

Of Wages	175

404	187

Of Remedies for Low Wages	193

support	210

Of Profits	216

3 General tendency of profits to an equality	225

Of Rent	232

Ultimate Analysis of Cost of Production	264

Of Rent in its Relation to Value	277

Of Money	286

Gold and Silver why fitted for those purposes	293

Of the Value of Money as dependent on Cost	302

Of Credit as a Substitute for Money	325

Promissory notes	331

What acts on prices is Credit in whatever shape given	338

Of an Inconvertible Paper Currency	344

134	358

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