The Price Of Corn Will Naturally Rise

But A Rise In The Wages Of Labour Would Not Equally Affect Commodities Produced With Machinery Quickly Consumed, And Commodities Produced With Machinery Slowly Consumed.

The Farmer And Manufacturer Can No More Live Without Profit Than The Labourer Without Wages.

If A Tax On Malt Would Raise The Price Of Beer, A Tax On Bread Must Raise The Price Of Bread.

If English Money Was Of The Same Value Then As Before, Hamburgh Money Must Have Risen In Value. But Where Is The Proof Of This?

Possessing Utility, Commodities Derive Their Exchangeable Value From Two Sources: From Their Scarcity, And From The Quantity Of Labour Required To Obtain Them.