Both theories suggested by the peculiar state of England An increase of population not always injurious Nature of the monopoly which gives rise to rent Ricardo's theory inapplicable to ground rents in towns Movements of English population affecting rent Small effect of the depopulation of Ireland on wages there THE RATE OF PROFIT AS AFFECTED BY THE LIMITED EXTENT OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE PRECIOUS METALS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD: SUBSTITUTES FOR MONEY: BILLS OF EXCHANGE: THE COURSE OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE Not as much money as there is merchandise Effect of quickening or retarding the circulation "Rapidity of circulation" explained More business requires more money |