David Ricardo: Critical Responses, Volume 3

Adam Smith additional alteration amount argument capital employed capitalists cause of rent cent circumstances classes commodities competition consequence consumers Corn Laws cost of production crop cultivation demand for labour diminished diminution doctrine Dr Smith economists effect employment equal exchangeable value exist expense fact fall fallacy farmer fertile greater improvements inferior soils land landlord less living profit Malthus manufactures means mines money price natural price necessary obtain outlay paid penny-farthing Political Economy population portion price of corn price of labour principle profits of stock proportion quantity of labour quarters raise the price rate of profit raw produce reason reduced regulate the price Ricardo rise of price rise of wages says sell supply suppose surplus tenant theory of rents thing tillage tion tithe trade true University of Oxford wages and profits wages of labour wealth Wealth of Nations wheat whole produce yield