Principles of Political Economy with Some of Their Applications to Social Philosophy Part One

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Set in 1871, this collection features the influential writings of John Stuart Mill, a key figure in utilitarianism and liberal thought. Volume I explores essential economic concepts through three main sections: Production, Distribution, and Exchange. Mill addresses topics such as labor, capital, property, wages, and value, all while advocating for humane principles aligned with women's rights and social justice. This work reflects Mill's commitment to a more equitable society, shaped by his progressive views and the influence of his wife, Harriet Taylor.