Principles of Political Economy · John Stuart Mill
IMPORTANT GENERAL WORKS.
Adam Smith’s “Wealth of Nations” (1776). The edition of McCulloch is perhaps more serviceable than that of J. E. T. Rogers. Ricardo’s “Principles of Political Economy and Taxation” (1817). J. S. Mill’s “Principles of Political Economy” (2 vols., 1848—sixth edition, 1865). Schönberg’s “Handbuch der politischen Oekonomie” (1882). This is a large co-operative treatise by twenty-one writers from the historical school. Cairnes’s “Leading Principles of Political Economy” (1874); “Logical Method” (1875), lectures first delivered in Dublin in 1857. Carey’s “Social Science” (1877). This has been abridged in one volume by Kate McKean. F. A. Walker’s “Political Economy” (1883). This author differs from other economists, particularly on wages and questions of distribution. H. George’s “Progress and Poverty” (1879). In connection with this, read F. A. Walker’s “Land and Rent” (1884).
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