A Treatise On Political Economy
A Treatise On Political Economy
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We have seen by what agencies they are produced, how they are distributed, and in what manner consumed ; and we have seen that their present average rate in the world-wide field of production, is about five per cent, per annum. It is important that we know by what influ - ences this rate is governed. Is it the offspring of chance, and liable to change with every variation of circum- stances in the field of production ? Or do the natural laws of trade establish a standard rate, from which the pr...ofits of production cannot depart without giving ac- tion to causes which tend to bring them back ? I have advanced the opinion that they do establish such a rate, and will now proceed to demonstrate the correctness of that opinion.
CHAP. III. J LAWS OF TRADE. 117 In the first place, we will consider the commercial world as a single field of production, and we will assume that the standard rate of profit is 5 p. Ct. Per annum ; that its establishment and maintenance requires the existence of productive capital in the proportion of $500 to an adult citizen or industrial agent the market value of land being, of course, as much more ; and that the mean cost of rearing and educating chil- dren, (including the value consumed by those that die before reaching their majority, ) is equal to both- namely $1, 000 each.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have seen by what agencies they are produced, how they are distributed, and in what manner consumed ; and we have seen that their present average rate in the world-wide field of production, is about five per cent, per annum. It is important that we know by what influ - ences this rate is governed. Is it the offspring of chance, and liable to change with every variation of circum- stances in the field of production ? Or do the natural laws of trade establish a standard rate, from which the pr...ofits of production cannot depart without giving ac- tion to causes which tend to bring them back ? I have advanced the opinion that they do establish such a rate, and will now proceed to demonstrate the correctness of that opinion.
CHAP. III. J LAWS OF TRADE. 117 In the first place, we will consider the commercial world as a single field of production, and we will assume that the standard rate of profit is 5 p. Ct. Per annum ; that its establishment and maintenance requires the existence of productive capital in the proportion of $500 to an adult citizen or industrial agent the market value of land being, of course, as much more ; and that the mean cost of rearing and educating chil- dren, (including the value consumed by those that die before reaching their majority, ) is equal to both- namely $1, 000 each.
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