Systems Of Political Economy
The two systems are the commercial of Mercantilism and the agricultural of the Physiocrats
What is the Political Economy?
Chapter 1a Simplified
Effective Demand and the Demand Motive
Chapter 1b
Money supply
Chapter 1c
Trade
Chapter 1d
The Restraints on foreign imports which can be produced at home
Chapter 2a
Free importation
Chapter 2b of Book 4
Retaliatory Restraints
Chapter 2c
Restoring Free Trade
Chapter 2d
Extraordinary Restraints on Importation
Chapter 3a
Digression on Bank Deposits, particularly of Amsterdam
Chapter 3b
The Creditors of the Bank of Amsterdam
Chapter 3c
The Fidelity of the Bank of Amsterdam
Chapter 3d
The Fallacy of Equilibrium in the Balance of Trade
Chapter 3e
The Liquor Industry
Chapter 3f
France & England; Balance of Produce & Consumption
Chapter 3g
Drawbacks
Chapter 4
Effect of Export Bounties on Real Prices
Chapter 5
The Money Price of Grains Regulates The Money Price of All Commodities
Chapter 5b
The Bounty on Wheat exportation
Chapter 5c
Production Bounties -- Herring Bounty
Chapter 5d
Tonnage Bounties -- White Herrings
Chapter 5e
Digression on the wheat trade and wheat laws: Domestic wheat market
Chapter 5h
Loss of Competitve Advantage From the Division of Capital
Chapter 5i
Digression on the wheat trade and wheat laws: Foreign wheat market
Chapter 5j