Productivity and the Distribution of Revenue
Productivity is from the division of labor of the earners of rent, wage, and profits
The Division of Labour
Chapter 1a
What Causes the Increase in Productivity?
Chapter 1b
Specialization
Chapter 1b2
Productivity from the Division of Labor
Chapter 1c
The Cause of the Division of Labour
Chapter 2
Division of Labour is Limited by the Size of the Market
Chapter 3
The Origin and Use of Money
Chapter 4a
The Origin of Coinage
Chapter 4b
The Real and Nominal Price of Commodities
Chapter 5a
Grains versus Silver in terms of the temporal aspect of value
Chapter 5b
The Component Parts of the Price of Commodities
Chapter 6a
Rent, Wages, and Labor
Chapter 6b
The Natural and Market Price of Commodities
Chapter 7a
Monopolies Through Secrets in Trade and Manufactures
Chapter 7b
Wages
Chapter 8a
Advancing, Stagnating, Reversing Movement
Chapter 8b
Wages in Great Britain
Chapter 8c
Poverty
Chapter 8d
Sticky Wages From the Inverse Relationship Between Labour and Stock
Chapter 8e
Profits
Chapter 9a
Legal and Market Interest Rates
Chapter 9b
The Effect of Maximum Population and Maximum Stocks
Chapter 9c
Inequalities in employment or industry
Chapter 10
Rent
Chapter 11