The Wealth of NationsThe first--and still the most eloquent--expression of the economic theories of capitalism. |
Contents
Introduction and Plan of the Work | 1 |
Of the Principle which gives occasion to | 12 |
Of the Origin and Use of Money | 19 |
Of the Real and Nominal Price of Commodities | 25 |
Of the Component Parts of the Price | 41 |
Of the Natural and Market Price | 48 |
Of the Wages of Labour | 56 |
Of the Profits of Stock | 78 |
Of the different Employment of Capitals | 320 |
BOOK III | 336 |
Of the Rise and Progress of Cities and Towns | 351 |
How the Commerce of the Towns contributed | 362 |
Of Systems of Political Economy | 374 |
Of Restraints upon the Importation from Foreign | 396 |
Of the extraordinary Restraints upon | 415 |
Of Drawbacks | 440 |
Of Wages and Profit in the different | 88 |
Employments of Labour and Stock 8888 | 130 |
BOOK II | 241 |
Of Money considered as a particular Branch | 250 |
Of the Accumulation of Capital or | 294 |
Of Stock lent at Interest | 312 |
Of Treaties of Commerce | 482 |
Of Colonies | 493 |
Conclusion of the Mercantile System | 577 |
Of the Agricultural Systems or of those Systems | 596 |