The Nature of Stock
Stock is divided into fixed, circulating, and for consumption
Three Divisions of Stock
Chapter 1a
The Stock for Consumption and Fixed Capital
Chapter 1b
Circulating Capital
Chapter 1c
Money as Part of the General Stock of Society
Chapter 2a
Money as a store of value and a tool for trade
Chapter 2b
Kinds of Paper Money
Chapter 2c
Computing the Net Domestic Product
Chapter 2d
Cash Accounts and Discounted Bills of Exchange
Chapter 2e
The Dangers of Overcirculation
Chapter 2f
Advantages of Bank Prudence
Chapter 2g
How Drawing and Redrawing Works
Chapter 2h
The Ayr Bank
Chapter 2i
The Mississippi Scheme
Chapter 2j
Central Banks - The Bank of England
Chapter 2k
Banks Increase National Wealth by Mobilizing Dead Stock
Chapter 2l
Two Branches of Circulation: Wholesale and Retail
Chapter 2m
Bank Notes versus Promissory Notes
Chapter 2n
Promissory Notes
Chapter 2o
Agio
Chapter 2p
Productive vs Unproductive Labour
Chapter 3a
The Importance of Savings and Prudence
Chapter 3b
The Origin of the Propensity to Save
Chapter 3c
England's Economic Development was Due to Guarantee of Liberty
Chapter 3d
Austerity Versus Public Spending
Chapter 3e