A Treatise on the Industry of Nations; Or, The Principles of National Economy and Taxation

accumulation acquired acquisition Adam Smith advance advantage afford agriculture amongst amount augmented benefit bullion capitalist cause circulation circumstances classes clothing coin commerce commodities competition consequently consumers consumption cost cultivation degree demand diminished dities division division of labour duction effect employed employment equal exchange exertion exist expenditure expense exportation extent foreign hand higher human improvements increase individuals interest kind labour and capital land landlord larger less lessen manufacture marriages means ment monopoly nations nature necessary objects obtained occasion occupations opulence paid payment persons poor population portion possess precious metals present procure produce proportion purchase quantity raised rate of profit raw produce remuneration render rent revenue rewards of labour seignorage skill society soil subsistence sufficient sumer supply taxes things tillage tion tivation trade value of money vidual wages wealth Wealth of Nations whole workmen yield