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Cover of Collected Works of John Stuart Mill

Edited by John M. Robson

Published: 1981
DOI: 10.4324/9780415480581
Set ISBN: 9780415480581

Set Contents

Principles of Political Economy with Some of Their Applications to Social Philosophy Books III-V and Appendices

Edited by
J. M. Robson

By
John Stuart Mill

Volume Contents

Front Matter
Principles of Political Economy
- Exchange
  - I
    
    Of Value
  - II
    
    a Of Demand and Supply, in Their Relation to Value
  - III
    
    Of Cost of Production, in Its Relation to Value
  - IV
    
    Ultimate Analysis of Cost of Production
  - V
    
    Of Rent, in Its Relation to Value
  - VI
    
    Summary of the Theory of Value
  - VII
    
    Of Money
  - VIII
    
    Of the Value of Money, as Dependent on Demand and Supply
  - IX
    
    Of the Value of Money, as Dependent on Cost of Production
  - X
    
    Of a Double Standard, and Subsidiary Coins
  - XI
    
    Of Credit, as a Substitute for Money
  - XII
    
    Influence of Credit on Prices
  - XIII
    
    Of an Inconvertible Paper Currency
  - XIV
    
    Of Excess of Supply
  - XV
    
    Of a Measure of Value
  - XVI
    
    Of Some Peculiar Cases of Value
  - XVII
    
    Of International Trade
  - XVIII
    
    Of International Values
  - XIX
    
    Of Money, Considered as an Imported Commodity
  - XX
    
    Of the Foreign Exchanges
  - XXI
    
    Of the Distribution of the Precious Metals Through the Commercial World
  - XXII
    
    Influence of the Currency on a the Exchanges and on Foreign Trade
  - XXIII
    
    Of the Rate of Interest
  - XXIV
    
    Of the Regulation of a Convertible Paper Currency
  - XXV
    
    Of the Competition of Different Countries in the Same Market
  - XXVI
    
    Of Distribution, as Affected by Exchange
- Influence of the Progress of Society on Production and Distribution
  - I
    
    General Characteristics of a Progressive State of Wealth
  - II
    
    Influence of the Progress of Industry and Population on Values and Prices
  - III
    
    Influence of the Progress of Industry and Population, on Rents, Profits, and Wages
  - IV
    
    Of the Tendency of Profits to a Minimum
  - V
    
    Consequences of the Tendency of Profits to a Minimum
  - VI
    
    Of the Stationary State
  - VII
    
    On the Probable Futurity of the Labouring Classes
- On the Influence of Government
  - I
    
    Of the Functions of Government in General
  - II
    
    a On the General Principles of Taxation
  - III
    
    Of Direct Taxes
  - IV
    
    Of Taxes on Commodities
  - 5
    
    Of Some Other Taxes
  - VI
    
    Comparison between Direct and Indirect Taxation
  - VII
    
    Of a National Debt
  - VIII
    
    Of the Ordinary Functions of Government, Considered as to Their Economical Effects
  - IX
    
    The Same Subject Continued
  - X
    
    Of Interferences of Government Grounded on Erroneous Theories
  - XI
    
    Of the Grounds and Limits of the Laisser-Faire or Non-Interference Principle
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