Principles of Political Economy Containing Also the Introductory Discourse, Supplemental Notes and Dissertation to Adam Smith's "Wealth of Nations" |
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Adam Smith advantage afford agriculture amount average Bank of England bills bullion capital capitalists cause cent circulation circumstances commerce commodities compared consequence considerable corn laws cost country banks cultivation currency degree demand diminished duty effect employed employment enable equal established exchangeable value exclusively expense exportation extent fall farmer farms fertility foreign France gold greater importation improvement increase India individuals industry interest Ireland issue labour required land landlords less manufactures marriages means merchants natural necessary notes November 29 obtained obvious occasion operation paper payment period Political Economy population portion possessed principle proportion quantity of labour quarters raised rate of profit rate of wages raw produce real value reduced regulations render rent respect rise Scotland shillings silver Smith society soil species subsistence sufficient supply supposed tillage tion trade variations Wealth of Nations wholly