Principles of Political Economy, Vol. 2Roscher, Wilhelm
General
Principles of Political Economy, Vol. 2
Roscher, Wilhelm
Economics
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PRINCIPLES
OF
POLITICAL ECONOMY
BY
WILLIAM ROSCHER,
PROFESSOR OF POLITICAL ECONOMY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF LEIPZIG,
CORRESPONDING MEMBER OF THE INSTITUTE OF FRANCE, PRIVY
COUNSELLOR TO HIS MAJESTY, THE KING OF SAXONY.
FROM THE THIRTEENTH (1877) GERMAN EDITION.
WITH ADDITIONAL CHAPTERS, FURNISHED BY THE AUTHOR, FOR THIS FIRST
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN EDITION, ON
PAPER MONEY, INTERNATIONAL TRADE, AND THE
PROTECTIVE SYSTEM;
AND A PRELIMINARY
ESSAY ON THE HISTORICAL METHOD IN POLITICAL ECONOMY
(From the French)
BY L. WOLOWSKI,
THE WHOLE TRANSLATED BY
JOHN J. LALOR, A. M.
VOL. II.
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1878.
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BOOK III.
DISTRIBUTION OF GOODS.
CHAPTER 1.
INCOME IN GENERAL.
SECTION CXLIV.
RECEIPTS.--INCOME.--PRODUCE.
The idea covered by the word receipts (_Einnahme_) embraces all the new
additions successively made to one's resources within a given period of
time.[144-1] Income, on the other hand, embraces only such receipts as
are the results of economic activity. (See §§ 2, 11.) Produce (_Ertrag_,
_produit_) is income, but not from the point of view of the person or
_subject_ engaged in a business of any kind, but from that of the
business itself, or of the _object_ with which the business is
concerned, and on which it, so to speak, acts.
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