Lectures on Political Economy

able abundance Adam Smith advantage Bank Bank of England bankers become called capital Capitalist cent cheap colonies commercial Competition conacre consumer corn cottier Crown Estates cultivation currency debt deficient demand desire Durham University duty economic Economists Emigration England English English peasant equal estates evil expense exports farm farmer forced foreign fraction France gains give gold and silver Government Hence improvement income increase Indirect Taxation industry interest Ireland J. S. Mill Jonathan Pim labour land landlord LECTURE less lessen limited loss luxuries manufacturers ment merchant métayer moral nation paid payment peasants permanent persons piastres political Poor Laws population principle private property produce Profits purchase rent result rich rience rise sell seller soil sold sumer suppose taxation theory things tion tithe town trade Turkey wages wealth wheat whole workmen