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<p>The quantity of wealth of all sorts <add>except money</add> existing in a <lb/>country at the end of a <add>each</add> year is <del>as</del> the quantity <del>of</del> <lb/>of it existing at the beginning of the year &#x2014; <hi rend='underline'>plus</hi> the quantity<lb/> introduced into it by import or production in the<lb/> course of the year, <hi rend='underline'>minus</hi> the quantity deported out of it <lb/>by consumption, loss or exportation in the course of the <lb/>year: and this whether the quantity of money has remained <lb/><gap/>, or been increased a hundred fold or reduced a <lb/>hundred fold.</p>   
<p>The quantity of wealth of all sorts <add>except money</add> existing in a <lb/>country at the end of a <add>each</add> year is <del>as</del> the quantity <del>of</del> <lb/>of it existing at the beginning of the year &#x2014; <hi rend='underline'>plus</hi> the quantity<lb/> introduced into it by import or production in the<lb/> course of the year, <hi rend='underline'>minus</hi> the quantity deported out of it <lb/>by consumption, loss or exportation in the course of the <lb/>year: and this whether the quantity of money has remained <lb/><gap/>, or been increased a hundred fold or reduced a <lb/>hundred fold.</p>   


 
<p>The quantity of wealth of all sorts except money<lb/> produced in each country in the course of a <add>each</add> year is <del>as<lb/> the quantity</del> in the joint ratio of the quantity and of the <lb/><add>productive</add> effect of the labour <sic>employd</sic> within that time; as the <hi rend='underline'>quantity</hi> <add>simply</add>, <lb/>of the degree of felicity and <add>productive effect &#x2014; or any</add> advantage with which it has been<lb/> <sic>employ'd</sic> has been &#x2014; neither greater nor less <del>tha</del> nor greater<lb/> than in <add>a</add> former <del>years</del> <add>year</add>: as the effect <add>degree of <del>effect</del> productive effect</add> of the quantity has been <lb/>neither greater nor less nor greater than in a former year.<lb/> <del>The gr</del> The greater the quantity of <del>money</del> the aggregate mass of <lb/>money <add>in circulation</add> the quantity of the aggregate mass of all other things <lb/>remaining the same <hi rend='superscript'>[+]</hi> <note><hi rend='superscript'>[+]</hi> the quickness of <add><del><gap/></del></add> circulation <add>on the part of the money unchanged</add> remaining also the same</note> the greater <add>is</add> the quantity of <add>the money</add> <del>it</del> that will <add>have</add> been <lb/>demanded and given for a given quantity of labour. <add>Therefore </add> for a given <lb/>quantity of labour, less than one twelfth part of the money 





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31 July 1802 N. S. Wales (4

The quantity of wealth in all shapes taken together depends upon
the quantity of labour; not upon the quantity of gold
silver, or other money that happens to have been employed in paying for that
labour.

In so far as it depends upon money, it depends
upon the ratio proportion of that part of the money aggregate stock which is employ'd
in the shape of capital to that part which is
employd in the way of expenditure of income.

The quantity of wealth of all sorts except money existing in a
country at the end of a each year is as the quantity of
of it existing at the beginning of the year — plus the quantity
introduced into it by import or production in the
course of the year, minus the quantity deported out of it
by consumption, loss or exportation in the course of the
year: and this whether the quantity of money has remained
, or been increased a hundred fold or reduced a
hundred fold.

The quantity of wealth of all sorts except money
produced in each country in the course of a each year is as
the quantity
in the joint ratio of the quantity and of the
productive effect of the labour employd within that time; as the quantity simply,
of the degree of felicity and productive effect — or any advantage with which it has been
employ'd has been — neither greater nor less tha nor greater
than in a former years year: as the effect degree of effect productive effect of the quantity has been
neither greater nor less nor greater than in a former year.
The gr The greater the quantity of money the aggregate mass of
money in circulation the quantity of the aggregate mass of all other things
remaining the same [+] [+] the quickness of circulation on the part of the money unchanged remaining also the same the greater is the quantity of the money it that will have been
demanded and given for a given quantity of labour. Therefore for a given
quantity of labour, less than one twelfth part of the money

Identifier: | JB/116/260/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 116.

Date_1

1802-07-31

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

116

Main Headings

panopticon versus new south wales

Folio number

260

Info in main headings field

n. s. wales

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

e4

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

37793

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