The Significance of Transport in the Production of Wealth |
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acts of labour add to wealth agriculture avenues beaten tracks best land co-operative centre co-operative community co-operative labour co-ordination combination and subdivision common benefit accrues community would live communization of rent conception of land dispersal duction economy elements evenly distributed feudal free movement freedom of movement freer communications gains of co-operation Increasing return industrial but predatory industrialist John Orr labour is applied Labour is communal labour of transport labour yielding land question land value landowners liable to obstruction lines of communication mono monopoly of capital natural order natural resources natural supplies obstacles are reduced occupied order that rent payment of rent physical obstacles Physiocrats population power of landownership primitive production of wealth quality of land rate of fertility rent begins resources are unevenly return yielded Ricardo's theory rise of rent second quality SIGNIFICANCE OF TRANSPORT sources of supply spacial limitation sufficient system of landownership transported across land traversing land