If English Money Was Of The Same

I Have Endeavoured To Show That The Ability To Pay Taxes Depends, Not On The Gross Money Value Of The Mass Of Commodities, Nor On The Net Money Value Of The Revenue Of Capitalists And Landlords, But On The Money Value Of Each Man's Revenue Compared To The Money Value Of The Commodities Which He Usually Consumes.

The Exchangeable Value Of All Commodities Rises As The Difficulties Of Their Production Increase.

The Opinions That The Price Of Commodities Depends Solely On The Proportion Of Supply And Demand, Or Demand To Supply, Has Become Almost An Axiom In Political Economy, And Has Been The Source Of Much Error In That Science.

If The Demand For Home Commodities Should Be Diminished, Because Of The Fall Of Rent On The Part Of The Landlords, It Will Be Increased In A Far Greater Degree By The Increased Opulence Of The Commercial Classes.

Profits Might Also Increase, Because Improvements Might Take Place In Agriculture, Or In The Implements Of Husbandry, Which Would Augment The Produce With The Same Cost Of Production.