Book II: Of Distribution

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"Book II: Of Distribution" is the section of John Stuart Mill’s *Principles of Political Economy* that analyzes how the wealth produced in an economy is allocated among different social classes and factors of production.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf book section
part of a treatise
addresses distribution between labourers and capitalists
distribution between landlords and other classes
effects of competition on distribution
relationship between property institutions and distribution
role of custom and law in distribution
analyzes allocation of wealth among factors of production
allocation of wealth among social classes
author John Stuart Mill
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
discusses capital
interest
labour
land
profits
rent
wages
distinguishesFrom production of wealth
economicSchool classical economics
field economics
political economy
focusesOn laws governing distribution of the social product
genre economic theory
non-fiction
hasForm prose treatise
hasPerspective normative analysis of distribution
positive analysis of distribution
historicalPeriod 19th century
includedIn standard collected editions of Mill’s economic writings
influenced 19th-century political economy
later theories of income distribution
influencedBy Adam Smith
David Ricardo
language English
mainTopic class distribution of income
distribution of wealth
functional distribution of income
partOf Principles of Political Economy
philosophicalTradition classical liberalism
positionInWork second book of Principles of Political Economy
publicationYear 1848
workContainedIn first edition of Principles of Political Economy


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