Nature And Progress of Rent
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If a great and continued demand should arise among surrounding nationsfor the raw produce of a particular country, the price of this producewould of course rise considerably; and the expenses of cultivation, rising only slowly and gradually to the same proportion, the price ofproduce might for a long time keep so much ahead, as to give aprodigious stimulus to improvement, and encourage the employment ofmuch capital in bringing fresh land under cultivation, and renderingthe old much more product...ive.
Nor would the effect be essentially different in a country whichcontinued to feed its own people, if instead of a demand for its rawproduce, there was the same increasing demand for its manufactures. These manufactures, if from such a demand the value of their amount inforeign countries was greatly to increase, would bring back a greatincrease of value in return, which increase of value could not fail toincrease the value of the raw produce. The demand for agricultural aswell as manufactured produce would be augmented; and a considerablestimulus, though not perhaps to the same extent as in the last case, would be given to every kind of improvement on the land.
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If a great and continued demand should arise among surrounding nationsfor the raw produce of a particular country, the price of this producewould of course rise considerably; and the expenses of cultivation, rising only slowly and gradually to the same proportion, the price ofproduce might for a long time keep so much ahead, as to give aprodigious stimulus to improvement, and encourage the employment ofmuch capital in bringing fresh land under cultivation, and renderingthe old much more product...ive.
Nor would the effect be essentially different in a country whichcontinued to feed its own people, if instead of a demand for its rawproduce, there was the same increasing demand for its manufactures. These manufactures, if from such a demand the value of their amount inforeign countries was greatly to increase, would bring back a greatincrease of value in return, which increase of value could not fail toincrease the value of the raw produce. The demand for agricultural aswell as manufactured produce would be augmented; and a considerablestimulus, though not perhaps to the same extent as in the last case, would be given to every kind of improvement on the land.
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