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...surrounded. The questions — to what extent and tinder what circumstances the possession of wealth is, on the whole, beneficial or injurious to its possessor,...most desirable in each different state of society V And what are the means by which any given country can facilitate such a distribution ? — all these...

...surrounded. The questions, To what extent and under what circumstances the possession of Wealth is, on the whole, beneficial or injurious to its possessor,...of great interest and difficulty, but no more form part of the Science of Political Economy, in the sense in which we use that term, than Navigation forms...

...the science of Political Economy is concerned, it has suffered greatly in the hands of McCulIoch ; but so far as Economical knowledge is concerned, his...society of which he is a member ? What distribution nf wealth is most desirable in each different state of society ? And what are the means by which any...

...system of Political Economy. In special points he may have been surpassed by Hossi. After having in bis Introduction restricted his subject to Wealth, he...science of Political Economy, in the sense in * Our commendntion of McCulloch is not without knowledge of tbc attack to which he exposed himself, and which...

...to, says : " The questions to what extent and under what circumstances the possession of wealth is, on the whole, beneficial or injurious to its possessor,...of great interest and difficulty, but no more form part of the science of political economy, in the sense in which we use that term, than navigation forms...

...under what circumstances the possession of wealth is, on the whole, beneficial or injurious to ite possessor, or to the society of which he is a member...of great interest and difficulty, but no more form part of the science of political economy, in the sense in which we use that term, than navigation forms...

...Metropolitano. . "The questions, to what extent and under what circumstances the possession of wealth is, on the whole, beneficial or injurious to its possessor,...of great interest and difficulty, but no more form part of the science of Political Economy, in the sense in which we use that term, than Navigation forms...

...circumstances the possession of wealth is, on the whole, beneficial or injurious to its possessor, or to ... society? And what are the means by which any given...of great interest and difficulty, but no more form part of the science of Political Economy in the sense in which we use that term, than Navigation forms...

...answer the question of "[t]o what extent and under what circumstances the possession of Wealth is, on the whole, beneficial or injurious to its possessor, or to the society of which he is a member" (2). The apparent modesty of Senior's formulation, its reference to the "subservience" of the...