CONTENTS.

CHAPTER		Page
VII.	Section 5. Of the independence gained by modern people from the advancement of industry original: "industry" here refers to purposeful labor and manufacturing	- 123
VIII.	Of the revenue of capital	- 128
	Section 1. Of loans at interest	- 129
	Section 2. Of the profits of capital	- 153
	Section 3. Of the uses of capital most beneficial to society	- 160
IX.	Of the revenue of land:
	Section 1. Of the profit of landed property	- 165
	Section 2. Of rent	- 177
X.	Of the effect of revenue derived by one nation from another	- 184
XI.	Of the way in which the quantity of the product affects population:
	Section 1. Of population, as connected with political economy	- 191
	Section 2. Of the influence of the quality of a national product upon the local distribution of the population	211

BOOK III.

OF THE CONSUMPTION OF WEALTH.


I.	Of the different kinds of consumption	- 221
II.	Of the effect of consumption in general	- 230
III.	Of the effect of productive consumption Productive consumption refers to using goods or capital to create more value, such as raw materials used in a factory.	- 235
IV.	Of the effect of unproductive consumption in general Unproductive consumption refers to the final use of goods for personal enjoyment or necessity, which does not result in further wealth creation.	- 241
V.	Of individual consumption, its motives and its effects	- 252
VI.	Of public consumption:
	Section 1. Of the nature and general effect of public consumption Public consumption refers to spending by the state or government.	- 275