CHAP. VIII.

3. Of Treaties of Commerce, 417; when are they beneficial? 418.
CHAP. IX.

Of Exchanges, and the Balance of Trade, 419: Balance of Ex--
ports and Imports are neither certain nor positive, 420. The
subject of Exchanges is involved in still more inaccuracy and ob-
scurity, 421. Difference between the Balance of Foreign Com-
merce and that of the Home-Trade, 423. Is there any certain
way to know the State of the Home Trade? 426.

CHAP. X.

Conclusion of the Fourth Book, 428.

BOOK V.

OF THE VARIOUS SYSTEMS CONCERNING THE NA-
TIONAL INCOME AND CONSUMPTION.

CHAP. I.

Of the National Income, 431. Is there any difference between Na-
tional and Private Income? 432: they are one and the same
thing, 434. Of the distribution of National Income, 437.

CHAP. II.

Of Consumption, 442: ought it to be equal to the Income? ibid.
Of Luxury, 446; among the Ancients, ibid; in the Middle Age,
447; in Modern times, 448. Is Consumption the cause or the
effect of Wealth? 451. Are some kinds of Consumption more or
less favourable to Wealth? 458.

BOOK VI.

Conclusion of the Work, 460.

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