Progress and Poverty · Character
Sir James Stewart
Historical economist referenced in discussions of economic theory and land value.
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Also known as James, Stewart, James I
First appearance: book i wages and capital
Sir James Stewart shows up with force in II: Inferences from Facts. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Noted as sharing credit with Malthus for discovering the principle of population.
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In II: Inferences from Facts: Noted as sharing credit with Malthus for discovering the principle of population. Later, in Of Spurious Capital and of Profits Often Mistaken for Interest: Mentioned as granting an…
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