AI?T OF E 0 0NOAfIO DE VEL OPACMNT CONTENTS P? II.--OEomz?P?xcxL ?D DkMOO?L&PHICAL PzmC?L?S 1. N?ty for geogrs?i? knowledge ... ... ?. Oeographiesl units ... ... ... $. Density of population, oeeupations and raeial dmraeters 6 III.--GEOO?HZCO-ECONO?C PRIIfC3PLBS 1. Varying distribution of nat? resouroes and euaivstd products ... 2. Potential resources 8. Natural trade routes 4. Oeean routes and .through !and routes 5. Convergenee on trading eentres 6.' Political ?nd fisea? barriers
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... ... 10 ... ... 15 ... ... 15 IY.--EC0NOMIC PRINCIPLB8 . 1. Mutual dependenee of industries and commercial agriculture ... ... ... 2. Laws of increasing and diminishing returns '8. Investment of cspital--w?iting for return 4. Deweeiation of capital goods, and maintenance of tim c?pital fund in taet ... 5. Loss of interest during construction 6. 8pesd of transit ... ... 7. Marginal productivity of capital 8. Natural monopolies to be controlled by the state 8. Changes of general level of prices and wages 10. Cyclical fluctuations of prices ... ... 1 I. Foreeast and policy in regard to prices and wages ... 46
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12. Definitions of social income, and other incomes 13. Relations of various incomes ... ... 14. Eeonomies of education ... ...
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OUTLINE OF I?EM?N?O PARTS It may be of interest to readers to give & brief outline of the contents of the remaining two or three articles with whleh it is intended to eomplete this series in fortheoming issues of this Journal. The following are the titles of olmpte?s,
