Principles of Political Economy: With Some of Their Applications to Social Philosophy, Volume 1

John W. Parker, West Strand, 1849 - Economics - 552 pages

Labour does not produce objects but utilities	1

Of the Requisites of Production	29

Of Labour as an Agent of Production	37

Capital is wealth appropriated to reproductive employment	53

Fundamental Propositions respecting	78

ཱ 3ཚོཆཚཨྰཿཙྪནྟུཎྜ	97

CHAPTER VII	122

superior skill and knowledge	130

in Belgium	333

Page	342

46	349

Of Metayers	361

Labour which relates to human beings	375

Of Cottiers	382

Means of abolishing Cottier Tenancy	396

Labour of invention and discovery	401

Combination of Labour a principal cause of superior produc	145

Of Production on a Large	162

Of the Law of the Increase of Labour	190

Capital is the result of saving	198

Capital is kept up not by preservation but by perpetual repro	210

39	218

Introductory remarks	250

3	270

Rights of property in abuses	288

110	291

Of Competition and Custom	295

Of Slavery	303

Of Peasant Proprietors	310

44	325

Labour agricultural inanufacturing and commercial	408

words on population and capital	417

Of Popular Remedies for Low Wages	440

The Remedies for Low Wages further	455

Of the Differences of Wages	469

Of Profits	493

Of Rent	512

BOOK III	529

Of Demand and Supply in their	540

Of Cost of Production in its relation	551

Ultimate Analysis of Cost of Production	558

of Production in the most unfavourable existing circum	573

Summary of the Theory of Value	584

Substance of three articles in the Morning Chronicle of 11th	594

Title	Principles of Political Economy: With Some of Their Applications to Social Philosophy, Volume 1 Principles of Political Economy: With Some of Their Applications to Social Philosophy, John Stuart Mill
Author	John Stuart Mill
Edition	2
Publisher	John W. Parker, West Strand, 1849
Original from	The British Library
Digitized	15 Mar 2018
Length	552 pages

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