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A history of economic doctrines

Note 351 — Chapter III · : THE PESSIMISTS

R. (Robert) Richards translation

Ricardo does not deny this. Indeed, he lays stress upon the fact that he is arguing on the assumption that the value produced remains the same. “I have therefore made no allowance for the increasing price of the other necessaries, besides food of the labourer; an increase which would be the consequence of the increased value of the raw materials from which they are made, and which would of course further increase wages and lower profits.”

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