Principles of Plutology

Adam Smith admitted afford amount analysis ascer ascertain carbonic acid chapter chemistry circulating capital classification cloth co-element coals comber combination combing commodities compound consequence consideration consumed consumed capital cost of production cotton deduction degree demand destined distinction doctrine economists employed engine equal exchange exists fact fall Fawcett fixed capital Hence Herbert Spencer horses human increased inductive iron J. S. Mill kinds of wealth land latter laws of value less machinery manufacture material McCulloch means method Mill nature object outlay plutologist plutology political economy possess pounds present principle productive labour Professor Cairnes profits proprietor proximate elements quantity question ratio regarded relation render rent respect result rise scientific Scrope sense shillings soil sold stimulated desire substances supply supposed term theorem things third tical tion treatise truth utilities valuable vegetable wage-fund wages Wealth of Nations whole wool words