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Chapter 18

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  • Abraham, Report on Employment of Women, 315
  • Adjustment in progressive industry, 351
  • Agriculture, 32, 41, 102;
  • agricultural labour, 333
  • Andrew, S., Fifty Years' Cotton Trade, 297
  • Apprentices, statute of, 26
  • Arkwright, 50, 56
  • Arlidge, Dr., 252, 255, 320, 336, 337, 379
  • Art in industry, 371-378
  • Ashley, Professor, Economic History, 38
  • Babbage, Economy of Manufactures, 50-51, 236, 249
  • Baines, History of Cotton Manufacture, 23, 37
  • Baker, Monopolies and the People, 128, 134, 139, 147
  • Board of Trade Journal, 241
  • Balance of trade, 15
  • Banking, 42
  • Bertillon, 303
  • Birtwistle, T., 248
  • Böhm-Bawerk, Positive Theory of Capital, 101, 196.
  • Booth, Charles, Labour and Life of the People, 41;
  • Occupations of the People, 226, 228, 290
  • Bowley, A.L., England's Foreign Trade, 174
  • Brassey, Foreign Work and English Wages, 265-266
  • Brentano, Uber die Ursachen der heutigen Not, 58;
  • Hours and Wages in Relation to Production, 78, 91, 270
  • Burnley, Wool and Wool-Combing, 33, 51, 94
  • Business, evolution of the, 10, 35, 40, 88, 92
  • Cairnes, J.E., Logical Method of Political Economy, 8;
  • Some Leading Principles of Political Economy, 211
  • Canada, town population, 331
  • Canals, 25
  • Cannan, E., Production and Consumption, 214;
  • Decline of Urban Immigration, 327 (note)
  • Capital, meaning of, 5;
  • fixed, 40;
  • growing size of, 92-93;
  • excessive forms of, 170, etc.;
  • definitions of, 209-215;
  • concentration of, 117-122
  • Capitalism, 4, 40;
  • factors in growth of, 73-81, 101
  • Carding, 57
  • Cartwright, 58, 75
  • Census, occupations of the people, 71, 228;
  • town population, 328;
  • mortality in towns, 334
  • Chalmers, Estimate, 23
  • Chartered companies, 18
  • Child-workers, in domestic industry, 32;
  • in factory, 297, 307, 319;
  • legal protection of, 322-323;
  • child mortality, 337
  • Climate, 73, 109
  • Clothier, 39, 40, etc.
  • Collet, 305, 307, 311, 312
  • Competition, 104, 108, 118, 120, etc.;
  • "unfair," 146
  • Consumption, insufficient quantity, 180, etc;
  • progressive, 284; quality of, 368
  • Concentration of industry, 38, 101
  • Cooke-Taylor, The Modern Factory System, 36, 37, 50, 66, 251-252, 255
  • Corner, 127, 129
  • Cotton, 24, 37, 55, 63, 105;
  • consumption of, 80;
  • machinery, 90, 247;
  • statistics, 228;
  • spinning labour, 246;
  • factory legislation, 322
  • Cournot, Recherches sur les Principes Mathématiques de la Theorie des Richesses, 97
  • Crime in towns, 340
  • Crompton, 56
  • Cunningham, History of English Industry, 14, 19, 42, 55;
  • Uses and Abuses of Money, 236, 251
  • Custom, in women's industries, 311
  • Decentralisation, 345
  • Defoe, Tour, 25, 28, 32, 33, 38, 40
  • Depression of trade, 171, 206, etc.
  • Dilke, Lady, 301 (note)
  • Differentiation, 106
  • Diminishing returns, law of, 374
  • Dodd, C.S.T., Ten Years of the Standard Oil Trust, 130, 144
  • Domestic industry, 35, 69, 78
  • Dress trades, 293, 294
  • "Driving," 248, 249
  • Economy of competitive power, 118;
  • of high wages, 261-286
  • Ellison, T., History of the Cotton Trade, 76, 228
  • Europe, growth of towns, 329
  • Factor, 41
  • Factory, 37, 39, 57;
  • system, 50, 319, 320;
  • legislation, 321-323
  • Fairs, 30, 105
  • Foreign trade, in England, 13, 73;
  • Europe, 20, 106
  • Foxwell, H.S., The Claims of Labour, 341
  • Foundational industries, 102
  • France, English trade with, 16;
  • machine-development, 74;
  • employments, 233;
  • town population, 328, 335;
  • treaty, 63
  • Free trade, 63, 79, 352-354
  • Gas-tar, 53
  • Geddes, Professor Patrick, The Evolution of Sex, 379;
  • The Claims of Labour, 379
  • Germany, 79;
  • cotton trade in, 77-78, 81;
  • town population, 329
  • Giffen, R., Essays in Finance, 175
  • Gould, 272, 284
  • Gunton, G., The Economic and Social Aspect of Trusts, 138, 149, 153;
  • Wealth and Progress, 271, 309
  • Guyot, Yves, Principles of Social Economy, 219
  • Hargreaves, 56
  • Halifax, 31, 33, 41, 301 (note)
  • Hearn, Plutology, 211
  • Hodge, evidence before House of Lords, 57
  • Holland, trade of, 16, 17, 26;
  • towns in, 327
  • Immigration, 19, 326-331
  • India, 108, 270, 280
  • Industrial organism, 11, 20, 105
  • International trade, 14, 75
  • Invention, "heroic" view of, 57;
  • by small increments, 58-59
  • Iron trade, 23, 28, 72, 84;
  • growth of, 64-66
  • James, History of Worsted Manufacture, 36
  • Jenks, J.W., 137, 150
  • Jevons, W.S., Theory of Political Economy, 185, 209, 373
  • Joint-stock company, 42, 121, 353
  • Kay, fly-shuttle, 56
  • Keynes, Scope and Method of Political Economy, 212
  • King, Gregory, 22, 72
  • Labour organisations, 152, 317, 357
  • Lancashire, 29, 55, 81, 111, 183, 184, 270, 297, 314
  • Leeds, 31, 41
  • Levasseur, M.S., La Population Française, 233, 335
  • Levi, Leone, Work and Pay, 222
  • Linen manufacture, 24, 63
  • Lloyd, H.D., 153
  • Localisation of industry, 109, 111-115
  • Lombe, 55, 61, 68
  • Longstaff, Rural Depopulation, 329;
  • Studies in Statistics, 331
  • Machinery, place of, in modern industry, 6;
  • definition of, 45, etc.;
  • evolution of, 60;
  • machine-making, 66, 67;
  • laws of application, 68-70;
  • relation to trade depression, chap. vii.;
  • productivity of, 173;
  • effects on demand for labour, chap. viii.;
  • effects on character of labour, chap. ix.;
  • education of, 257;
  • gain to workers from, 281;
  • machine-goods, 287;
  • social control over, 355;
  • economic limits of, 369;
  • intellectual, 376
  • Macpherson, Annals of Commerce, 12, 13, 20, 23, 32
  • Mackenzie, Introduction to Social Philosophy, 349
  • Malthus, Principles of Political Economy, 210
  • Market, 10, 96, 99; towns, 30
  • Marsden, Cotton Spinning, 297
  • Marshall, Principles of Economics, 5 (note), 29, 96, 97, 211, 221 (note), 236, 245, 251, 254, 259, 337
  • Marx, Capital, 45, 46, 66, 244
  • Middleman, 41
  • Mill, J.S., Principles of Political Economy, 185, 189-191, 197, 210, 289
  • Mill, James, Elements of Political Economy, 210
  • Money, 7, 97, 98
  • Monopolies, 89, 124, 356;
  • economic powers of, chap. vi.;
  • monopoly-prices, 156, etc.;
  • monopoly wages, 299
  • Morrison, The Study of Crime, 340
  • Motor, 45, 66, 67
  • Mulhall, Dictionary of Statistics, 251
  • Navigation, risks of, 14;
  • acts, 17
  • Newsholm, Vital Statistics, 334
  • Nicholson, J.S., Effects of Machinery on Wages, 235, 238, 239, 249
  • Over-consumption, 215-219
  • Over-production, 169, 171;
  • economic diagnosis of, 176-190
  • Over-crowding, 344
  • Owen, Robert, 263
  • Parasitic industries, 113
  • Patten, S.N., Theory of Dynamic Economics, 104, 251, 373;
  • Premises of Political Economy, 374
  • Physiocrats, 261
  • Playfair, Sir L., 53, 170, 173
  • Population, English, 22, 77;
  • statistics of, 326-332;
  • population question, 378
  • Porter, Progress of the Nation, 62, 63, 77, 105, 129, 226, 250
  • Portugal, English trade with, 16
  • Potter, The Co-operative Movement, 129
  • Power, 38
  • Price, Bonamy, Practical Political Economy, 211, 215
  • Prices, fall of, 285;
  • fluctuations of, 176
  • Protection, 18, 77, 79
  • Publicity in business, 353
  • Railways, comparative statistics, 82, 139, 140, 112, 174, 231, 232, 347
  • Ravenstein, Statistical Journal, 327
  • Retail trade, 114, 115, 229;
  • multiplication of retailers, 288
  • Ricardo, D., 210
  • Ring-spinning, 127
  • Robertson, J.M., Fallacy of Saving, 187
  • Rogers, Thorold, Political Economy, 211, 236
  • Ruskin, J., Unto this Last, 199
  • Russia, 73, 79, 270
  • Saving, analysis of, 185-190, 198-201
  • Schoenhof, Economy of High Wages, 81, 275
  • Schulze-Gaevernitz, Der Grossbetrieb, 24, 29, 54, 55, 70, 76, 78, 81, 108, 111, 247, 250, 267-270, 276;
  • Zum Socialen Frieden, 91
  • Scrivener, History of Iron Trade, 28, 52, 64, 74
  • Secondary industries, 103
  • Shaftoe, 224
  • Sheffield, 29
  • Sherman, R., The Standard Oil Trust, 130, 132
  • Shipping, 83, 173, 233
  • Sidgwick, Principles of Political Economy, 185, 211
  • Silk trade, 23, 55, 61-63, 238, 240
  • Smart, Dr., Women's Wages, 309, 315
  • Smith, Adam, Wealth of Nations, 11, 18, 26, 30, 32, 43, 63, 185, 209, 255, 262, 359, 363
  • Smith, Memoirs of Wool, 12, 24, 35, 41, 262
  • Socialism, 356-361;
  • in relation to competition, 364, 365;
  • in relation to individualism, 370, etc.
  • Specialisation, local, 28, etc., 33, 93
  • Spencer, H., Principles of Sociology, 106, 362
  • Spinning, 56, 57;
  • statistics of, 79, 268, 269;
  • ring-spinning, 296, 297
  • Spinoza, 378
  • Staffordshire, 29
  • Standard Oil Trust, 131-137, 144
  • Statistical Abstract, 90
  • Steam power, 85, 86
  • Supply and demand, 68, 162-166;
  • applied to invention, 59
  • Sweating 286, 307, 310, 318, 360, 361
  • Sympathy in trades, 104
  • Syndicates, 89, 126, 128
  • Textiles, protected, 17;
  • domestic industry, 32, 54, 68, 112;
  • statistics, 228, 296;
  • wages, 242, 316;
  • men and women in, 292, 303
  • Towns, as machine-products, 324, etc.;
  • growth of town populations, 326-332;
  • mortality in, 334;
  • physique in, 336;
  • intelligence in, 338;
  • morals in, 339, 340
  • Toynbee, The Industrial Revolution, 24, 42, 79
  • Trade unions, 357;
  • among women, 313, 317
  • Transport, machinery of, 173, 325;
  • monopolies in, 139, 140;
  • cheapening of, 347
  • Truck, 152, 346
  • Trust, 126, 141;
  • definition of, 130, 131;
  • Standard Oil, 131-137;
  • conditions of, 139 etc.;
  • economic power of, chap. vi.
  • Under-consumption, 182, etc.
  • Unemployment, 241
  • United States of America, 75, 76, 81, 91, 93, 130, 140, 141, 172, 231, 269, 274, 275, 296;
  • colonial policy, 67;
  • women's wages in, 306 (note), 308, 309;
  • growth of town life, 330
  • Ure, History of the Cotton Manufacture, 36, 37, 55, 63, 64, 77, 79;
  • Philosophy of Manufactures, 258, 262, 263, 274
  • Wade, Fibre and Fabric, 296
  • Wages, "natural," 261;
  • economy of low, 264, 298;
  • economy of high, 266-275;
  • women's, 299, etc.
  • Walker, F., Political Economy, 211
  • Waste, utilisation of, 52
  • Watch-making, 94, 96, 301 (note)
  • Watt, 65, 75
  • Weaving, 32, 56;
  • power-loom, 63;
  • survival of hand weaving, 70, 236;
  • comparative statistics of, 81, 268, 269;
  • labour in weaving, 248, 276;
  • women and children in, 297, 300
  • Webb, S., Economic Journal, 298, 300
  • Wells, D.A., Contemporary Review, 91, 171, 173, 254, 296
  • Women, employment of, 259, 290-321
  • Woollen trade, 23, 26, 34, 54-57, 61, 73;
  • report of committee on manufacture 39;
  • statistics for Great Britain, 90
  • Working classes, condition of, 289, 379;
  • legal protection of, 322, 323
  • Wright, Carroll D., Report on Industrial Depressions, 171, 224
  • Yeats, The Growth and Vicissitudes of Commerce, 72, 74;
  • The Golden Gates of Trade, 106, 109
  • Young, Arthur, Tours, 22, 25, 39, 262, 326