Nature and Progress of Rent
Publisher Description
Malthus discusses the economic significance of rent in this book. He establishes rent as the price paid for land on which produce is cultivated and explores the reasons for fluctuations in the cost of rent. He enriches the work by engaging with the arguments of his contemporaries, such as Jean-Baptiste Say and Adam Smith.
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