ELEMENTS OF POLITICAL ECONOMY

This book delves into economic principles, exploring key concepts such as the relationship between wages, rent, profits, and income. It examines the structure of the commercial commonwealth and the foundational principles of taxation. The text also addresses the implications of foreign trade interference and discusses various forms of direct taxes and their rates. Ultimately, it presents a comprehensive analysis of economic structures and their impact on society, culminating in a discussion of the final issues facing modern economies.