Principles of Political Economy with Applications to Social Philosophy (1848) - Page 14


§ 1.	The rate of interest depends on the demand and supply of loans	182
§ 2.	Circumstances which determine the permanent demand and supply of loans	184
3.	Circumstances which determine the fluctuation	187
4.	The rate of interest is not really connected with the value of money, but is often confounded with it	190
5.	The rate of interest determines the price of land and of securities	193


§ 1.	Two contrary theories respecting the influence of bank issues	194
2.	Examination of each	197
3.	Reasons for thinking that the Currency Act of 1844 produces a part of the beneficial effect intended by it	201
4.	But it also produces mischiefs more than equivalent	206
5.	Should the issue of bank notes be confined to a single establishment?	220
6.	Should the holders of notes be protected in any peculiar manner against failure of payment?	222


§ 1.	Causes which enable one country to undersell another	224
2.	Low wages as one of those causes	228
3.	When peculiar to certain branches of industry	229
4.	But not when common to all	232
5.	Examination of some anomalous cases of trading communities	234


§ 1.	Exchange and money make no difference in the law of wages	237
2.	No difference in the law of rent	240
3.	Nor in the law of profits	241