Utility Then Is Not The Measure Of

Possessing Utility, Commodities Derive Their Exchangeable Value From Two Sources: From Their Scarcity, And From The Quantity Of Labour Required To Obtain Them.

Whether A Bank Lent One Million, Ten Million, Or A Hundred Millions, They Would Not Permanently Alter The Market Rate Of Interest; They Would Alter Only The Value Of The Money They Issued.

There Can Be No Rise In The Value Of Labour Without A Fall Of Profits.

Whenever, Then, The Usual And Ordinary Rate Of The Profits Of Agricultural Stock, And All The Outgoings Belonging To The Cultivation Of Land, Are Together Equal To The Value Of The Whole Produce, There Can Be No Rent.

If English Money Was Of The Same Value Then As Before, Hamburgh Money Must Have Risen In Value. But Where Is The Proof Of This?