The National System of Political Economy

Adam Smith advantage agricultural nation agricultural products agriculturist attained balance of trade branches circumstances civilisation colonies commercial policy competition condition consequence consumption Continental Continental blockade corn corn laws cosmopolitical cotton countries cultivation culture degree division of labour effect England English manufactured established everywhere existence export facturing favour fisheries foreign manufactured foreign trade France free trade freedom French German greater Hanseatic Hanseatic League Holland important improvement increase independence individual influence intercourse interests internal J. B. Say landed property latter laws liberty maintain manu manufac manufacturing industry manufacturing nation manufacturing power material capital mental merchants merely Methuen Treaty native nature naval power navigation North America political economy popular school population Portugal possession powers of production precious metals productive powers progress promote prosperity protective duties raw materials rent require respect restrictions Russia Spain supremacy surplus tariff territory theory tion towns Treaty turing union United values of exchange wealth whole woollen Zollverein