- 1Preface
- 2Chapter I — On Value
- 3Chapter II — On Rent
- 4Chapter III — On the Rent of Mines
- 5Chapter IV — On Natural and Market Price
- 6Chapter V — On Wages
- 7Chapter V — *
- 8Chapter VI — On Foreign Trade
- 9Chapter VII — On Taxes
- 10Chapter VIII — Taxes on Raw Produce
- 11Chapter VIII — *
- 12Chapter IX — Tithes
- 13Chapter X — Land-Tax
- 14Chapter XI — Taxes on Gold
- 15Chapter XII — Taxes on Houses
- 16Chapter XIII — Taxes on Profits
- 17Chapter XIV — Taxes on Wages
- 18Chapter XV — Taxes on Other Commodities Than Raw Produce
- 19Chapter XVI — Poor Rates
- 20Chapter XVII — On Sudden Changes in the Channels of Trade
- 21Chapter XVIII — Value and Riches, Their Distinctive Properties
- 22Chapter XIX — Effects of Accumulation on Profits and Interest
- 23Chapter XX — Bounties on Exportation, and Prohibitions of Importation
- 24Chapter XXI — On Bounties on Production
- 25Chapter XXII — Doctrine of Adam Smith Concerning the Rent of Land
- 26Chapter XXIII — On Colonial Trade
- 27Chapter XXIV — On Gross and Net Revenue
- 28Chapter XXV — On Currency and Banks
- 29Chapter XXVI — On the Comparative Value of Gold, Corn, and Labour,…
- 30Chapter XXVII — Taxes Paid by the Producer
- 31Chapter XXVIII — On the Influence of Demand and Supply on Prices
- 32Chapter XXIX — Mr. Malthus’s Opinions on Rent
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