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Utility Then Is Not The Measure Of Exchangeable Value, Although It Is Absolutely Essential To It.

The Price Of Corn Will Naturally Rise With The Difficulty Of Producing The Last Portions Of It.

By Far The Greatest Part Of Those Goods Which Are The Objects Of Desire, Are Procured By Labour And They May Be Multiplied, Not In One Country Alone, But In Many, Almost Without Any Assignable Limit, If We Are Disposed To Bestow The Labour Necessary To Obtain Them.

If Then The Prosperity Of The Commercial Classes, Will Most Certainly Lead To Accumulation Of Capital, And The Encouragement Of Productive Industry; These Can By No Means Be So Surely Obtained As By A Fall In The Price Of Corn.

Labour, Like All Other Things Which Are Purchased And Sold... Has Its Natural And Its Market Price.