Classical Political Economy and Colonies

1836 Select Committee Adam Smith advantage agriculture argument Art of Colonization Bentham Britain Canada capital accumulation capitalists chapter classical school Colonial Office Colonial Reform movement colonial trade colonists considered Corn Laws criticisms defence demand Derby MSS doctrine Durham Economic Writings economists Edinburgh Review effect empire employed England and America English existing expense favour foreign free trade granted growth Horton's schemes Ibid idea imperial increase India industry interest Ireland Irish J. S. Mill James Mill John Stuart Mill labour land disposal later Letter from Sydney Letter to Horton Malthus markets McCulloch means ment Mill's monopoly mother country opinion pamphlet paupers philosophical radicals Political Economy Poor Law population position possible principle problem production profits proposals question raised remedy revenue Ricardian Ricardo Robert Gouger Robert Torrens Say's Law settlers society South Australia sufficient price systematic colonization theory tion wage-fund wages Wakefield Wealth of Nations Zealand