Preface

Chapter 1 - The Nature and Purpose of Political Economy

Chapter 2 - Economic Motives

Chapter 3 - Wealth and Welfare

Chapter 4 - The Nature of Demand

Chapter 5 - Exchange in a Market

Chapter 6 - Psychic Income

Chapter 7 - Wealth and Its Direct Uses

Chapter 8 - The Renting Contract

Chapter 9 - The Law of Diminishing Returns

Chapter 10 - The Theory of Rent

Chapter 11 - Repair, Depreciation, and Destruction of Wealth

Chapter 12 - Increase of Rent-Bearers and of Rents

Chapter 13 - Money as a Tool in Exchange

Chapter 14 - The Money Economy and the Concept of Capital

Chapter 15 - The Capitalization of All Forms of Rent

Chapter 16 - Interest on Money Loans

Chapter 17 - The Theory of Time-Value

Chapter 18 - Relatively Fixed and Relatively Increasable Forms of Capital

Chapter 19 - Saving and Production as Affected by the Rate of Interest