A Treatise on the Industry of Nations 2 Volume Set

Volume 1: Preface; Preliminary Remarks: 1. The subject; 2. On the measure of the products of industry; Book I. Production: 1. On the source whence the products of industry are derived, and the instruments by which they are acquired; 2. On the circumstances conducive to the effectiveness of national industry, and the progress of opulence; 3. On the influence of science and skill; 4. On excitements to industry; 5. On the circumstances which occasion employment, or a want of employment; 6. Of property, and its classification; 7. On the employment of capital and machinery; 8. On the division of employments; 9. On the freedom of industry; 10. On the different kinds of industry, and the mode of their operation; 11. Appropriative industry; 12. Agricultural industry; 13. Manufacturing; 14. Commercial industry; 15. On supply and demand; 16. Of money; 17. On the division of property; 18. On population. Volume 2: Book II. Distribution: 1. Of the rent of land; 2. Of the profits of stock; 3. On the rewards of labour; Book III. Consumption: 1. On consumption; 2. On the accumulation of property; Book IV. Taxation: 1. On the effects of taxation; 2. On the parties upon whom taxation ultimately falls; 3. On the rule for the apportionment of taxation; 4. On the application of the rule of apportionment, as regards the expense of protection; 5. On an apportionment of taxation according to the benefits derived from government; 6. On a tax on the value of property; 7. On the effects of indirect taxation; 8. On direct taxation; 9. On the distribution of the expense of constructing and maintaining roads, bridges, canals, harbours, light-houses, and other guides and protections to navigation; 10. On the distribution of the expenses of public institutions for education, religious worship, and the support of the poor; 11. On public debts.