Principles of Political Economy: With Some of Their Applications to Social Philosophy, Volumen1

accumulation additional advance advantage agricultural amount appear applied become called capital carried causes condition consequence considerable considered consists consumed consumption cultivation demand depend desire diminished economy effect employed employment enable England equal example exertion exist expense extent fact farmer farms fixed France funds give given greater hands human important improvement increase individual industry interest Italy kind labor land laws less limited live maintain manufacture material means ment mode nature necessary never objects obtained occupation once operations paid persons political population portion possession possible practical present principle produce profit proportion proprietors quantity question received remuneration render rent require result saving society soil sufficient supply suppose term things thousand tion unless unproductive usually wages wants wealth whole