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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

The Component Parts of the Price of Commodities

Rent, Wages, and Labor

Chapter 6b

Rent, Wages, and Labor

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