INDEX A Agricultural systems of political economy, Smith's views of, 202 ff. Analysis vs. synthesis, v Anderson, J. P., bibliography of A. Smith, 34, 65 Argument of this book, 21, 24, 66, 77, 155 ff., 196 ff., 238 Bacon, Lord, 28 B Bagehot, W., on The Wealth of Nations, 61, 67, 68, 70 ff., 77, 101, 103, 104, 183 Bax, E. B., edition of The Wealth of Nations, 65 Bellamy, E., 86 Bentham, J., 204, 237 Böhm-Bawerk, E. von, 141, 159 Boisguillebert, P. L. P. de, 195 Bonar, J., 29 Burke, E., 26 Butler, W. A., 27 C Cannan, E., edition of Smith's lectures, 26, 59, 204 Capital, economics and sociology of, 155-80 Capital, ways of employing; Smith's classification, 176 ff. Capitalism, genius of, 2 Capitalists, Smith's suspicions of, 153, 154 Capitalists, social justification of, 129 Capitalization or consumption, Smith's doctrine of, 168 ff. Classical economics, 4, 10, 16, 23, 24, 67 ff., 147; assumption Communist manifesto, 110 Congress of arts and science, v Consumption vs. capitalization, Smith's doctrine of, 168 ff. Cossa, L., 28, 64 Customary price vs. "natural" price, 122 ff. Customary vs. natural rights, 123 ff. D Darwin, C., 57, 237 Debts, public, Smith's views on, 233 Democracy vs. classical economics, 145 ff.; vs. privilege, Descartes, 28, 40, 236 Distribution, social problem of, 166 Dividends, Smith's denial that they are reward of labor, 118, 150 Division of labor, effects of, 85 ff. Dyer, L., 64 E Economic history, methodological relations of, 17-19 Economics and sociology, vi, vii, 3, 8, 10, 14, 23, 64, 65, 77, Economists, have they regarded themselves as compe- Entail, historic reasons for, 185 Epictetus, 39 Equality of endowments, Smith's theory of, 93 F Finance, national, methodological relations of, 20 Finance, Smith's doctrines of, 28 Fisher, I., 160 G George, H., 143 German vs. English economics, 10 Germany, policy of, with respect to “unearned increment,” 151 Gournay, J. C. V. de, 195 Grotius, H., 28 Haldane, R. B., 34, 53, 65 H Hamilton's edition of D. Stewart's works, 25 Hartley, D., 27 Hasbach, W., 5, 27, 28, 29 Hegel, G. W. F., 113, 237 Hirst, F. W., Life of A. Smith, 26, 35, 39, 61, 62 Hobbs, T., 28, 104 Hume, D., 27, 28, 34, 37, 236 Hutcheson, F., 27, 28 I Impartial observer, Smith's theory of, 39, 63 Inequality, Smith's theory of social responsibility for, 93 Justice, means of defraying costs, 212 ff. Justice, Smith's theory of, 54, 55, 59 Kant, I., 29, 211, 236 K Kidd, B., 86 L Labor as norm of value, Smith's views of, 104 ff., 127, 140, 149 ff., 203 Labor as title to income, Smith's views, 174 ff. Labor, economics and sociology of, 79-154, 203 Labor vs. capital, economic not social antithesis at Smith's Laborers, Smith's views about their defective attention to Laissez-faire doctrine, fallacy of, 186 ff.; meaning of, Landlords, social justification of, 129, 150 Manchester School, 32 Marginal theory, 102 Market vs. natural price, Smith's theory of, 121 ff. Marx, K., 98, 99, 100, 107, 110–13, 116, 126, 128, 130, 131, McCullock, J. R., 198 Mercantilists, Smith's views of, 189 ff., 201 ff. Mill, J. S., vii, 11, 12, 21, 55, 56, 69, 72, 98, 139, 171, 182 Miller, A. C., 64 Money, Smith's theory of, 95 ff., 193 ff. Montesquieu, C., 28, 33, 230 Moral judgments, Smith's theory of sources, 46 Moral philosophy, non-social in eighteenth century, 48 Morals, problem of, 56 N Natural vs. customary rights, 123 ff. Natural vs. market price, Smith's theory of, 121 ff. Parsimony, Smith's theory of, 172 ff. Persons, the central concept in social science, 4 Political economy, Smith's dictum of object, 227 |