A Treatise on Political Economy: Or The Production, Distribution, and Consumption of Wealth

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Introduction	xv

Of what is to be understood by the term production	61

Of the different kinds of industry and the mode in which they concur in pro duction	63

Of the nature of capital and the mode in which it concurs in the business of production	71

Of natural agents that assist in the production of wealth and specially of land	74

On the mode in which industry capital and natural agents unite in production	77

Of operations alike common to all branches of industry	79

Of the labour of mankind of nature and of machinery respectively	85

Sect 1 General remarks	217

Of the material of money	220

Of the accession of value a commodity receives by being vested with the character of money	224

Of the utility of coinage and of the charge of its execution	228

Of alterations of the standardmoney	234

Of the reason why money is neither a sign nor a measure	240

Of a peculiarity that should be attended to in estimating the sums mentioned in history	248

Of the absence of any fixed ratio of value between one metal and another	254

Of the advantages and disadvantages resulting from division of labour and of the extent to which it may be carried	90

Of the different methods of employing commercial industry and the mode in which they concur in production	99

Of the transformations undergone by capital in the progress of production	105

Of the formation and multiplication of capital	109

Of unproductive capital	118

Of immaterial products or values consumed at the moment of production	119

Of the right of property	127

Of the demand or market for products	132

Of the benefits resulting from the quick circulation of money and commodities	140

Of the effect of governments intended to influence production	143

DigressionUpon what is called the balance of trade	148

Of the effect of regulations fixing the manner of production	175

Of privileged trading companies	183

Of regulations affecting the corn trade	189

Of the effect upon national wealth resulting from the productive efforts of pub lhe authority	199

Of colonies and their products	203

Of temporary and permanent emigration considered in reference to national wealth	213

Of money as it ought to be	256

Of a copper and brass metal coinage	261

Of the preferable form of coined money	262

Of the party on whom the loss of coin by wear should properly fall	263

Sect 1 Of bills of exchange and letters of credit	265

Of banks of deposite	268

Of banks of circulation or discount and of bank notes or convertible paper	270

Of papermoney	280

OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF WEALTH	284

agency	321

Of the effect of revenue derived by one nation from another	368

BOOK III	387

Of the effect of productive consumption	393

Of the nature and general effect of public consumption	412

Of the actual contributors to public consumption	444

Appendix	488

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書誌情報

書籍名	A Treatise on Political Economy: Or The Production, Distribution, and Consumption of Wealth
著者	Jean Baptiste Say
編集者	Charles Robert Prinsep, Clement Cornell Biddle
翻訳	Charles Robert Prinsep
出版社	Grigg & Elliot, 1836
書籍の提供元	ハーバード大学
デジタル化された日	2007年10月17日
ページ数	488 ページ

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