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Principles of political economy : (Mill, John Stuart,)

Bibliographical information (record 128407)

Principles of political economy :
Subtitle:	with some of their applications to social philosophy /
Author:	Mill, John Stuart, Search Author in Amazon Books
Publisher:	Hackett Pub.,
ISBN:	0872207145
Edition:	c2004.
Classification:	HB161
Dewey:	330.153

Additional related names

Nathanson Stephen

Detailed notes

- Includes bibliographical references (p. xxxvii-xxxviii) and index.

- Bk. I. Production -- Ch. I. Of the requisites of production -- Ch. II. Of labour as an agent of production -- Ch. III. Of unproductive labour -- Ch. IV. Of capital -- Ch. VI. Of circulating and fixed capital -- Ch. VII. On what depends the degree of productiveness of productive agents -- Ch. VIII. Of co-operation, or the combination of labour -- Ch. IX. Of production on a large, and production on a small scale -- Ch. X. Of the law of the increase of labor -- Ch. XI. Of the law of the increase of capital -- Ch. XII. Of the law of the increase of production from land -- Ch. XIII. Consequences of the foregoing laws -- Bk. II. Distribution -- Ch. I. Of property -- Ch. II. The same subject continued -- Ch. IV. Of competition of custom -- Ch. V. Of slavery -- Ch. VI. Peasant proprietors -- Ch. VII. Continuation of the same subject -- Ch. VIII. Of metayers -- Ch. IX. Of cottiers -- Ch. X. Means of abolishing cottier tenancy -- Ch. XI. Of wages -- Ch. XII. Of popular remedies for low wages -- Ch. XIII. The remedies for low wages further considered -- Ch. XIV. Of the differences in wages in different employments -- Ch. XV. Of profits -- Bk. III. Exchange -- Ch. I. Of value -- Ch. XVII. On international trade -- Bk. IV. Influence of the progress of society on production and distribution -- Ch. I. General characteristics of a progressive state of wealth -- Ch. II. Influence of the progress of industry and population on values and prices -- Ch. IV. Of the tendency of profits to a minimum -- Ch. VI. Of the stationary state -- Ch. VII. On the probable futurity of the labouring classes -- Bk. V. On the influence of government -- Ch. I. Of the functions of government in general -- Ch. II. Of the general principles of taxation -- Ch. III. Of direct taxes -- Ch. IV. Of taxes on commodities -- Ch. V. Of some other taxes -- Ch. VI. Comparison between direct and indirect taxation -- Ch. VII. Of a national debt -- Ch. VIII. Of the ordinary functions of government, considered as to their economical effects -- Ch. IX. The same subject continued -- Ch. X. Interferences of government grounded on erroneous theories -- Ch. XI. Of the grounds and limits of the laisser-faire or non-interference principle.