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The text develops a systematic theory of political economy that explains how the produce of the land is apportioned among rent, profit, and wages and how exchangeable value arises from labour, scarcity, and market forces. It formulates a law of rent tied to differential soil fertility, analyzes the effects of capital accumulation on profits and wages, and applies these principles to foreign trade and comparative cost. The work also treats practical fiscal and institutional questions, including the incidence of taxes, tithes, land‑tax, bounties and prohibitions, monetary issues, the rent of mines, and the influence of demand and supply on prices.
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