Political Economy, Volume 20

Longmans, Green and Company, 1917 - Economics - 672 pages

PROLOGUE	1

Supplementary Grounds of International Indebtedness 9	8

and Complexity of Costs 7 Distinction of Public and Private	10

Distinction of Positive from Negative Goods 5 Distinction	11

Great Difficulty of ascertaining Real Wages 7 Maxi	13

Smith and the Modern Austrian School 13 Meanings of Cost	23

Fhysical Geography Important for the Economist 3 Conclusion	32

CHAPTER III	58

VII Exchange Business II VIII Issue of Bank	368

The Real or True Rate of Exchange 4 Gold	385

Investing and Saving 3 Benefits from Credit and Banking	399

CHAPTER XI	406

Agrarian Credit and its Four Different Purposes 4 Mis	416

Abolition and Renewal of Usury Laws 10 Objections alleged	423

DISTRIBUTION IN GENERAL Pp 425433	425

CHAPTER II	434

certed Labour 3 Limitation to these Advantages 4 Result	71

Industrial Progress 3 The Industrial Revolution 4 Some	89

Concentration Localisation of Industry 3 Influence of	122

by English Economists 3 Limitation of Human Wants 4 Theory	136

of the Vegetarians 3 Famines and their Prevention 4 Homicidal	159

Vicious Recreations 20 The Drink Traffic Problem 21	166

PUBLIC OWNERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT	175

CHAPTER IX	183

Evils of a Low Birthrate 5 Apparent Dilemma 6 First	201

BOOK II	207

for Trade 3 Principle of Comparative Advantage 4 Advantages	214

NONMARKET PRICES Pp 245269	245

CHAPTER IV	270

Social Peace and Fair Distribution 14 Application to Oppressed	305

CHAPTER VI	311

Need of a Measure of Value 3 Definition of Money Currency	317

Withdrawal of Real Money from Circulation 13 Greshams	328

Distinction of Standard and Token Coins 4 Use and Abuse	348

Bills of Exchange and BillDis	357

CHAPTER III	443

Interest distinguished 3 Real and Nominal Interest 4 Question	450

The Productivity of Industry 8 II The Desire of Future	456

the Economy of High Wages	474

Poor in Civilised States 3 The Limitations to the Inequality	490

CHAPTER VII	506

Land	525

Meaning of an Unregulated Regime 4 Classical	532

CHAPTER IX	544

Good Results from English Trade Unions 4 Weak	565

Nature of the State 3 Primary Functions of Government	573

Public Property which yields no Revenue 3 Varieties of Non	588

CHAPTER IV	608

CHAPTER V	622

Public Expenditure 3 Advantages of Borrowing 4 Whether	630

SCOPE AND METHOD OF ECONOMIC SCIENCE Pp 633646	633

on Economics 5 Note on Normative and Positive Science	641

PART II	647

The Mercantile Period 4 Period of Economic Liberalism	659

Title	Political Economy, Volume 20 Political Economy, Charles Stanton Devas Stonyhurst philosophical series
Author	Charles Stanton Devas
Edition	3
Publisher	Longmans, Green and Company, 1917
Original from	Pennsylvania State University
Digitized	Jul 22, 2010
Length	672 pages

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