Published at a pivotal moment in British history, Marcet's volume won her the well-deserved epithet of 'instructress of a generation'.
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Published at a pivotal moment in the development of Britain, Conversations on Political Economy (1816) influenced a generation of economists, politicians and intellectuals. Along with Conversations on Chemistry (1805) and Conversations on Natural Philosophy (1819), it won Jane Marcet the well-deserved epithet of 'instructress of a generation'.
Preface; 1. Introduction; 2. Introduction continued; 3. On property; 4. Property continued; 5. On the division of labour; 6. On capital; 7. Capital continued; 8. On wages and population; 9. Wages and population continued; 10. On the condition of the poor; 11. On revenue; 12. Revenue from landed property; 13. Revenue from the cultivation of land; 14. Revenue from capital lent; 15. On value and price; 16. On money; 17. Money continued; 18. Commerce; 19. On foreign trade; 20. Foreign trade continued; 21. On expenditure.
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