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Every Transaction In Commerce Is An Independent Transaction.

If Then The Prosperity Of The Commercial Classes, Will Most Certainly Lead To Accumulation Of Capital, And The Encouragement Of Productive Industry; These Can By No Means Be So Surely Obtained As By A Fall In The Price Of Corn.

There Can Be No Greater Error Then In Supposing That Capital Is Increased By Non-consumption.

If A Tax On Malt Would Raise The Price Of Beer, A Tax On Bread Must Raise The Price Of Bread.

Whenever, Then, The Usual And Ordinary Rate Of The Profits Of Agricultural Stock, And All The Outgoings Belonging To The Cultivation Of Land, Are Together Equal To The Value Of The Whole Produce, There Can Be No Rent.