[Name] Illustrated Wealth of Nations Theory

【 Author 】 Adam Smith

【 Publisher 】 China Overseas Chinese Publishing House

【 Open 】 16 open

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ISBN number: 9787511345738

The first article discusses the reasons for the improvement of labor productivity and the order in which labor products are naturally distributed to the people of all classes
Chapter 1: On Division of Labor
Chapter 2: On the Causes of Division of Labor
Chapter 3: On the Limitation of Division of Labor by Market Scope
Chapter 4: On the Origin and Utility of Money
Chapter 5: On the Real and Nominal Prices of Commodities, or Their Labor and Monetary Prices
Chapter 6: On the Components of Commodity Prices
Chapter 7: On the Natural Price and Market Price of Commodities
Chapter 8: On Labor Wages
Chapter 9: On Capital Profit
Chapter 10: On the Differences in Wages and Profits with Different Uses of Labor and Capital
Section 1: Inequality Based on the Nature of Occupations
Section 2: Unequal Policies Originating from Europe
Chapter 11: On Land Rent
The first section discusses land products that can always provide rent
The second section discusses the production of land products that occasionally provide rent
The third section discusses the change in the value ratio between the production goods that can always provide rent and the production goods that can occasionally provide rent
Conclusion of this chapter

The second article discusses the nature, accumulation, and use of assets
Chapter One: On the Division of Assets
Chapter 2: On Currency as a Part of Total Social Assets or as a Cost of Maintaining National Capital
Chapter 3: On the Accumulation of Capital and Productive and Unproductive Labor
Chapter 4: On Assets for Lending and Interest Collection
Chapter 5: On the Various Uses of Capital

The third article discusses the development of wealth in different countries
Chapter One: On the Natural Growth Gate of Wealth
Chapter 2: On the Suppression of Agriculture in the Old State of Europe after the Decline of the Roman Empire
Chapter 3: On the Rise and Development of Cities after the Decline of the Roman Empire
Chapter 4: How Urban Commerce contributes to Rural Improvement

Chapter Four: On the Political Economy System
Chapter 1: Principles of Mercantilism
Chapter 2: On Restricting the Import of Goods that can be Produced in the Country
Chapter 3: On the Import Restrictions Implemented on All Commodities of Trading Countries with Trade Differences Considered to be Adverse to China
Even according to the principles of mercantilism, this restriction is unreasonable
According to other principles, this abnormal restriction is also unreasonable
Chapter 4: On Tax Refunds
Chapter 5: On Reward Funds
Chapter 6: On Commercial Treaties
Chapter 7: On Colonies
The first section discusses the motivation for establishing new colonies
The second section discusses the reasons for the prosperity of new colonies
The discovery of the route from the Americas and the Cape of Good Hope to the East Indies brought benefits to Europe in the third section
Chapter 8 Conclusion on Mercantilism
Chapter 9: On Agronomism, the Theory in Political Economy that Regards Land Production as the Sole or Main Source of Wealth for Each Country

Chapter Five: On the Income of Monarchs or States
Chapter One: On the Expenses of Monarchs or States
Section 1: On National Defense Funds
Section 2: On Judicial Costs
Section 3: On the Costs of Public Works and Public Institutions
The fourth section discusses the cost of maintaining the dignity of the monarch
Conclusion of this chapter
Chapter 2: On the Sources of General Income or National Income
Section 1: Sources of Income Exclusive to the Monarch or State
Section 2: On Taxation
Chapter 3: On Public Debt