Essays on some unsettled Questions of Political Economy
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The collection presents five essays examining core problems of political economy, beginning with an analysis of international exchange that explains how comparative costs determine gains from trade and how revenue duties differ from protective tariffs. Subsequent pieces trace how patterns of consumption shape production decisions, draw a distinction between productive and unproductive labor, and analyze the nature of profits and interest. A concluding essay defines the scope and proper methods of economic inquiry, emphasizing logical analysis and empirical grounding. Throughout, the author applies classical economic principles to practical questions about taxation, trade policy, and the distribution of national income.
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