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  3. § 4.
    Examination of the doctrine that an increase of the currency promotes industry
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    		 83
  4. 5.
    Depreciation of currency a tax on the community, and a fraud on creditors
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    		 86
  5. 6.
    Examination of some pleas for committing this fraud
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    		 87
  6. Chapter XIV. Of Excess of Supply.
  7. § 1.
    Can there be an oversupply of commodities generally?
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    		 92
  8. 2.
    The supply of commodities in general cannot exceed the power of purchase
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    		 94
  9. 3.
    —never does exceed the inclination to consume
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    		 95
  10. 4.
    Origin and explanation of the notion of general oversupply
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    		 97
  11. Chapter XV. Of a Measure of Value.
  12. § 1.
    A Measure of Exchange Value, in what sense possible
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    		 101
  13. 2.
    A Measure of Cost of Production
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    		 103
  14. Chapter XVI. Of some Peculiar Cases of Value.
  15. § 1.
    Values of Commodities which have a joint cost of production
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    		 107
  16. 2.
    Values of the different kinds of agricultural produce
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    		 110
  17. Chapter XVII. Of International Trade.
  18. § 1.
    Cost of production not the regulator of international values
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    		 113
  19. 2.
    Interchange of commodities between distant places, determined by differences not in their absolute, but in their comparative, cost of production
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    		 115
  20. 3.
    The direct benefits of commerce consist in increased efficiency of the productive powers of the world
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    		 118
  21. 4.
    —not in a vent for exports, nor in the gains of merchants
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    		 119
  22. 5.
    Indirect benefits of commerce, economical and moral; still greater than the direct
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    		 121
  23. Chapter XVIII. Of International Values.
  24. § 1.
    The values of imported commodities depend on the terms of international interchange
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    		 124
  25. 2.
    —which depend on the Equation of International Demand
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    		 126
  26. 3.
    Influence of cost of carriage on international values
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    		 131
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