1. What is the margin of production?
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2. Does the rent of land depend on its own productive potential, or on productive potential of land that can be had for nothing?
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3. If labor must resort to land of inferior quality to get it free, what happens to the rents on better lands?
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4. What is the law of rent?
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5. a) What is economic interest?
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b) What are some returns that are commonly confused with interest?
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6. How can we tell that interest is not a payment for the increased productive power that capital gives to labor?
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7. What are two ways in which the value of capital can increase independently of the labor applied to it?
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8. Why do all types of capital receive the same general rate of interest?
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9. What keeps capital owners from making people pay more than the general rate of interest?
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10. In what two ways are the quantity of capital increased or decreased?
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11. What does Henry George mean by the "general level of wages"? Why is that a focal point in our study?
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12. Are wages determined by labor's productivity, or on its alternative? Is this true at all wage levels?
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13. What is the common point at which the general rates of wages, interest and rent are determined?
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