Principles of Political Economy (Ashley edition) by John Stuart Mill
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Chapters
- Introduction8,176 words
- Preface [1848]695 words
- [Addition to the Preface in the Second Edition, 1849]94 words
- Preface to the Third Edition [July, 1852]448 words
- [Addition to the Preface in the Sixth, Edition, 1865]92 words
- [Addition to the Preface in “The People's Edition,” 1865]72 words
- Preface to the Seventh Edition [1871]∗139 words
- PRELIMINARY REMARKS9,087 words
- CHAPTER I: of the requisites of production2,601 words
- CHAPTER II: of labour as an agent of production6,084 words
- CHAPTER III: of unproductive labour4,033 words
- CHAPTER IV: of capital3,709 words
- CHAPTER V: fundamental propositions respecting capital10,793 words
- CHAPTER VI: on circulating and fixed capital3,919 words
- CHAPTER VII: on what depends the degree of productiveness of productive agents5,196 words
- CHAPTER VIII: of co-operation, or the combination of labour6,505 words
- CHAPTER IX: of production on a large, and production on a small scale9,155 words
- CHAPTER X: of the law of the increase of labour2,600 words
- CHAPTER XI: of the law of the increase of capital5,318 words
- CHAPTER XII: of the law of the increase of production from land5,425 words
- CHAPTER XIII: consequences of the foregoing laws3,756 words
- CHAPTER I.: of property7,079 words
- CHAPTER II.: the same subject continued7,653 words
- Chapter III.: Of the classes among whom the produce is distributed1,268 words
- CHAPTER IV.: of competition and custom2,547 words
- CHAPTER V.: of slavery2,238 words
- CHAPTER VI.: of peasant proprietors10,369 words
- CHAPTER VII.: continuation of the same subject5,714 words
- CHAPTER VIII.: of Metayers6,097 words
- CHAPTER IX.: of Cottiers4,210 words
- CHAPTER X.: means of abolishing cottier tenancy4,650 words
- CHAPTER XI.: of Wages6,802 words
- CHAPTER XII.: of Popular Remedies for Low Wages5,041 words
- CHAPTER XIII.: the remedies for low wages further considered4,953 words
- CHAPTER XIV.: of the differences of wages in different employments8,016 words
- CHAPTER XV.: of Profits7,064 words
- CHAPTER XVI.: of Rent5,750 words
- CHAPTER I: OF VALUE2,918 words
- CHAPTER II: of demand and supply in their relation to value3,646 words
- CHAPTER III: of cost of production, in its relation to value2,347 words
- CHAPTER IV: ultimate analysis of cost of production5,195 words
- CHAPTER V: of rent, in its relation to value3,874 words
- CHAPTER VI: summary of the theory of value1,951 words
- CHAPTER VII: of money2,576 words
- CHAPTER VIII: of the value of money, as dependent on demand and supply4,258 words
- CHAPTER IX: of the value of money, as dependent on cost of production2,886 words
- CHAPTER X: of a double standard, and subsidiary coins1,237 words
- CHAPTER XI: of credit, as a substitute for money4,713 words
- CHAPTER XII: influence of credit on prices8,291 words
- CHAPTER XIII: of an inconvertible paper currency5,809 words
- CHAPTER XIV: of excess of supply3,021 words
- CHAPTER XV: of a measure of value1,968 words
- CHAPTER XVI: of some peculiar cases of value2,076 words
- CHAPTER XVII.: on international trade3,570 words
- CHAPTER XVIII: of international values10,058 words
- CHAPTER XIX: of money, considered as an imported commodity1,901 words
- CHAPTER XX: of the foreign exchanges2,973 words
- CHAPTER XXI: of the distribution of the precious metals through the commercial world3,323 words
- CHAPTER XXII: influence of the currency on the exchanges and on foreign trade3,373 words
- CHAPTER XXIII: of the rate of interest5,492 words
- CHAPTER XXIV: of the regulation of a convertible paper currency10,741 words
- CHAPTER XXV: of the competition of different countries in the same market4,054 words
- CHAPTER XXVI: of distribution, as affected by exchange2,868 words
- CHAPTER I: general characteristics of a progressive state of wealth1,905 words
- CHAPTER II: influence of the progress of industry and population on values and prices4,068 words
- CHAPTER III: influence of the progress of industry and population, on rents, profits, and wages6,195 words
- CHAPTER IV: of the tendency of profits to a minimum6,341 words
- CHAPTER V: consequences of the tendency of profits to a minimum2,148 words
- CHAPTER VI: of the stationary state2,251 words
- CHAPTER VII: on the probable futurity of the labouring classes12,767 words
- CHAPTER I: of the functions of government in general2,690 words
- CHAPTER II: on the general principles of taxation8,342 words
- CHAPTER III: of direct taxes5,796 words
- CHAPTER IV: of taxes on commodities8,856 words
- CHAPTER V: of some other taxes2,548 words
- CHAPTER VI: comparison between direct and indirect taxation3,361 words
- CHAPTER VII: of a National debt3,300 words
- CHAPTER VIII: of the ordinary functions of government, considered as to their economical effects3,136 words
- CHAPTER IX: the same subject continued10,364 words
- CHAPTER X: of interferences of government grounded on erroneous theories10,425 words
- CHAPTER XI: of the grounds and limits of the laisser-faire or non-interference principle15,734 words
- prepared by sir william ashley in 1909153 words
- A.—: The Mercantile System (p. 6)138 words
- B.—: The Definition of Wealth (p. 9)315 words
- C.—: The Types of Society (p. 20)177 words
- D.—: Productive and Unproductive Labour (p. 53)68 words
- E.—: The Definition of Capital (p. 62)195 words
- F.—: Fundamental Propositions on Capital (p. 90)56 words
- G.—: Division and Combination of Labour (p. 131)64 words
- H.—: Large and Small Farming (p. 154)245 words
- I.—: Population (p. 162)164 words
- J.—: The Law of Diminishing Return (p. 188)213 words
- K.—: Mill's Earlier and Later Writings on Socialism (p. 204)3,562 words
- L.—: The Later History of Socialism (p. 217)607 words
- M.—: Indian Tenures (p. 328)88 words
- N.—: Irish Agrarian Development (p. 342)411 words
- O.—: The Wages Fund Doctrine (p. 344)1,175 words
- P.—: The Movement of Population (p. 360)373 words
- Q.—: Profits (p. 421)313 words
- R.—: Rent (p. 434)51 words
- S.—: The Theory of Value (p. 482)269 words
- T.—: The Value of Money (p. 506)79 words
- U.—: Bimetallism (p. 510)87 words
- V.—: International Values (p. 606)227 words
- W.—: The Regulation of Currency (p. 677)93 words
- X.—: Prices in the Nineteenth Century (p. 704)558 words
- Y.—: Commercial Cycles (p. 709)161 words
- Z.—: Rents in the Nineteenth Century (p. 724)187 words
- AA.—: Wages in the Nineteenth Century (p. 724)317 words
- BB.—: The Importation of Food (p. 738)62 words
- CC.—: The Tendency of Profits to a Minimum (p. 739)51 words
- DD.—: The Subsequent History of Co-Operation (p. 794)128 words
- EE.—: The Subsequent History of Income Tax (pp. 806, 817)122 words
- FF.—: The Taxation of Land (p. 819)148 words
- GG.—: The Incidence of Taxation (p. 863)96 words
- HH.—: Company and Partnership Law (p. 904)314 words
- II.—: Protection (p. 926)764 words
- JJ.—: Usury Laws (p. 930.)109 words
- KK.—: The Factory Acts (p. 759)102 words
- LL.—: The Poor Law (p. 969)55 words
- MM.—: The Province or Government (p. 979)78 words
- INDEX50,700 words
- About Liberty Fund328 words
- The Online Library of Liberty235 words
- Copyright Information531 words
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