CHAPTER V

CO-OPERATION OF THE THREE FACTORS

BOOK VI

THE SOURCE OF INTEREST

CHAPTER I

THE LOAN AND LOAN INTEREST

CHAPTER II

THE PROFIT OF CAPITALIST UNDERTAKING. PRINCIPLES OF EXPLANATION

WE come now to the principal form assumed by the interest problem. Among the phenomena of interest it is the one which has, practically, been of most importance. Usually, indeed, it passes for the spring and source from which all the others are derived. And it has chiefly been the attempt to explain this form of interest that has led to the terribly involved war of opinions which gave only too ample material for my Capital and Interest.

CHAPTER III

THE PROFIT OF CAPITALIST UNDERTAKING. COMPLICATIONS

THE principle laid down in last chapter is simple, but in practical life it is, as usual, obscured by a multitude of casuistical details and developments. These do not, indeed, prevent its operation, but they conceal it under various phenomenal forms such as make recognition of it not always easy. Some of these developments we must take up, and we shall begin with one of the simplest.

CHAPTER IV

THE PROFIT OF CAPITALIST UNDERTAKING. THE LABOUR MARKET

CHAPTER V

THE PROFIT OF CAPITALIST UNDERTAKING. THE GENERAL SUBSISTENCE MARKET

CHAPTER VI

THE PROFIT OF CAPITALIST UNDERTAKING. THE GENERAL SUBSISTENCE MARKET—(continued)

CHAPTER VII

INTEREST FROM DURABLE GOODS

CHAPTER VIII

INTEREST FROM DURABLE GOODS—(continued)