The Principles of Political Economy and Taxation

Exploring the foundations of economic theory, this work delves into the principles governing production, distribution, and consumption of wealth. David Ricardo presents key concepts such as comparative advantage and the impact of taxation on economic behavior. His analysis emphasizes the relationships between labor, capital, and land, offering insights into market dynamics and the distribution of income. This reproduction retains the original's critical examination of the economic systems of his time, making it a significant read for those interested in classical economics.