If English Money Was Of The Same

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

The Exchangeable Value Of All Commodities Rises As The Difficulties Of Their Production Increase.

In The Same Manner If Any Nation Wasted Part Of Its Wealth, Or Lost Part Of Its Trade, It Could Not Retain The Same Quantity Of Circulating Medium Which It Before Possessed.

Gold And Silver, Like Other Commodities, Have An Intrinsic Value, Which Is Not Arbitrary, But Is Dependent On Their Scarcity, The Quantity Of Labour Bestowed In Procuring Them, And The Value Of The Capital Employed In The Mines Which Produce Them.

The Wheat Bought By A Farmer To Sow Is Comparatively A Fixed Capital To The Wheat Purchased By A Baker To Make Into Loaves.