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nsudbyunproductive,hadbeendistributedangproductivehands,theyogetherhaprofit,the
fullvalueoftheisutionthesaquantityofneywouldinthiscaseequallyhavereinedintheuntry,andthereionofanequalvalueof
nsublegoodsthereeadof
one
thesaquantityofney,besides,ainin
anyuntryininishes
thesoleuseofneyistoeans
ofit,provisions,terials,andfinishedand
sold,anddistributedtotheirpropesursthequantityofney,therefore,ployedinanyuntry
stbedeteedbythevalueofthensublegoodsannuallycirculatedustnsisteitherintheiediate
produceofthelandandlabouroftheuntryitself,orinsothingepartofthat
produustdinishasthevalueof
thatproducedinishes,andalongoney
ployedincirculatingthebuttheneyhby
thisannualdinutionofproduceisannuallythroofdosticcirculationbealloolieidlethe
interestofrequiresthatitshouldbe
eloyedbuthavingnoeloyntatho,iteof
alllaployedin
pureuseathoits
annualexportationannetinueforsotito
addsothingtotheannualnsutionoftheuntrybeyondthevalueofitsointhedaysofits
prosperityhadbeensavedfrohatannualproduce,andeloyedinpurchasinggoldandsilver,elittle
titosupportitsnsutioninadversitytheexportationofgoldandsilveris,inthiscase,notthecause,buttheeffectofitsdeayeven,forsolittleti,alleviate
theseryofthatdeclension
thequantityofney,onthentrary,stinevery
untrynaturallyincreaseasthevalueoftheannualproduceinablegoodsannuallycirculated
hinthesocietybeinggreatererquantity
ofneytocirculatetheapartoftheincreasedproduce,therefore,ployedinpurchasing,
istobehad,theadditionalquantityofgoldandsilverneetals
hiscasebetheeffect,notthecause,ofthepublicprosperitygoldandsilverarepurchasedeveryennerthefood,clothing,andlodging,therevenueandintenanceofallthoseployedin
bringingtheroheotherket,isthepricepaidforthenperuasryhis
pricetopayhoutthequantityofthose
talshasoccasionfor;andnountrywilleverlongretainaquantityhasnooccasionfor
agiherealhand
revenueofauntrytonsistin,herinthevalueoftheannualprodusto
dietalsh
circulatehinit,asvulgarprejudicessuppose;ineitherviewofthetter,everyprodigalappearstobeapublicene,andeveryfrugalnapublicbenefactor
theeffeisndueasthoseof
prodigalityeveryinjudiciousandunsuccessfulprojectinagrianufactures,tendsin
thesannertodinishthefundsdestinedfortheintenanceofproductivelabourineverysuchproject,thoughthecapitalisnsudbyproductivehandsonly,yet,asbytheinjudiannerinployedtheydonot
reproduption,therestalways
besodinutioninherhe
productivefundsofthesociety
itstancesofa
greatnationcanbechaffectedeitherbytheprodigalityorsnduprudene
beingalorethanpensatedbythefrugalityandgoodnductofothers
hregardtoprofusion,theprincipleptsto
expenseisthepassionforpresentenjoynt;houghsotisviolentandverydifficulttoberestrained,isingeneralonlyntaryandoccasionalbuttheprinciplehprotstosaveisthedesireofbetteringoudition,adesireanddispassionate,esh
usfroheb,andneverleavesustillothegrave
intheonts,thereis
scarceperhapsasingleinstantinanissoperfectlyandpletelysatisfiedhhissituationastobehoutanyproventofanykindanaugntationof
fortuneistheansbyenproposeand
eansthestvulgar
andthestobvious;andthestlikelyentingtheirfortuneistosaveandacculatesopartoftheyacquire,eitherregularlyandannually,oruponsoextraordinaryoccasionsthoughtheprincipleofexpense,therefore,prevailsinalstallnuponsooenupon
alstalloen,takingthe
heirlifeatanaverage,theprincipleof
frugalityseenotonlytopredonate,buttopredonateverygreatly
isnduct,thenuerofprudentand
successfulundertakingsiseveryuchgreaterthanthatofinjudiciousandunsuccessfulonesafterallourplaintsofthefrequenenothis
sfortunekebutaverysllpartoftheberengagedintrade,andallothersortsofbusiness;notchreperhapsthanoneinathousandbankruptcyisperhapsthegreatestandsthuliatingcalatyanthe
greaterpartofn,therefore,aresufficientlycarefultoavoiditso,indeed,donotavoidit;assodonotavoidthegallows
greatnationsareneverioverishedbyprivate,thoughtheysotisarebypubliisnductthewhole,or
alsttheostuntrieseloyedin
intainingunproductivehandssucharethepeopleposeanurousandsplendidurt,agreatecclesiasticalestablishnt,greatfleetsandares,eofpeaceprodueofhinghcan
pensatetheexpenseofintainingtheevenh
