Letters to Mr Malthus On Several Subjects of Political Economy And Particularl
Letters to Mr Malthus On Several Subjects of Political Economy And Particularl
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TALENTS, are part of our wealth, 81.
Taxes, effect of, on production, 45, 46 oblige producers to live on part only of what they produce, 48 why they weigh heavily on the labourers, 53 are a fine put on production, 52 occasion too many of some productions and too few of others, 58.
Tax-payers, would consume more if it were not for the taxes, 33.
Tools are uncomplicated machines, 63 civilization depends on their perfection, 64.
Towns, manufacturing, present markets for agricultural pro- duce, 44....
Trader, how a producer, 14.
UNITED STATES overflow with English merchandize, 7 and with commercial productions, because their maritime commerce has out-run their other industry, 54 what they send to Europe, 55 when they will find advantageous returns, 56.
VALUE (that quality in a thing from which it can be exchanged for another) depends on utility, 10, 13 is an immaterial INDEX.
quality, 17 is the corner-stone of Adam Smith's work, 20 of productions, when falling, increases the funds and re- venues of a nation, 29 is the essential character of riches, can only be exchangeable when recognised, 77 -is subject to fixed laws, the exposition of which is the object of political economy, 78 is measured by the quantity of useful things which can be obtained in exchange, 79 admits of true scientific equations, 80.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TALENTS, are part of our wealth, 81.
Taxes, effect of, on production, 45, 46 oblige producers to live on part only of what they produce, 48 why they weigh heavily on the labourers, 53 are a fine put on production, 52 occasion too many of some productions and too few of others, 58.
Tax-payers, would consume more if it were not for the taxes, 33.
Tools are uncomplicated machines, 63 civilization depends on their perfection, 64.
Towns, manufacturing, present markets for agricultural pro- duce, 44....
Trader, how a producer, 14.
UNITED STATES overflow with English merchandize, 7 and with commercial productions, because their maritime commerce has out-run their other industry, 54 what they send to Europe, 55 when they will find advantageous returns, 56.
VALUE (that quality in a thing from which it can be exchanged for another) depends on utility, 10, 13 is an immaterial INDEX.
quality, 17 is the corner-stone of Adam Smith's work, 20 of productions, when falling, increases the funds and re- venues of a nation, 29 is the essential character of riches, can only be exchangeable when recognised, 77 -is subject to fixed laws, the exposition of which is the object of political economy, 78 is measured by the quantity of useful things which can be obtained in exchange, 79 admits of true scientific equations, 80.
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