On distribution, consumption and taxation

accumulation acquired Adam Smith advance advantage afford agricultural amongst amount augmented benefit branches of industry burthen capitalist cause cent circumstances classes commodities competition consequence consumed consumption cultivation degree demand derived diminished duce duction duties earnings effect employed employment equal exertion existing expenditure expense extend fall greater higher improvements income increase indirect taxes individuals injury kind labour and capital land landlord larger less lessen lower manufactures ment nature necessary occasion occupations owners paid payment persons poor population portion possession present procure productiveness of industry profits of capital proportion protection public debt purchase raised rate of interest rate of profit real property reduced remuneration rendered rent revenue rewards of labour sinking fund society soil subsistence sumer supply taxation taxes things tillage tion tivation trade wages of labour wealth Wealth of Nations whole workmen yield