Principles of Political Economy with Some of Their Applications to Social Philosophy Part Two

In this second volume, John Stuart Mill explores complex economic theories and their societal implications, emphasizing a humane approach to utilitarianism influenced by his advocacy for women's rights and labor unions. The text delves into various aspects of money, including its value, credit, and international trade, while also examining how societal progress affects production and distribution. Mill discusses the role of government in economic matters, taxation principles, and the future of labor classes, making significant contributions to liberal economic thought.