Mr. Malthus’s Table illustrating the invariable Value of Labour and its Results. 
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Quarters of 
Jorn produced 
by Ten Men, 
Riley of he 
Fertility of the 
ley « 
Ars, 
50 
50 
RO 
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0 
10 
10 
30 
00 
nn 
“a. 
Yearly Corn 
Vages to each 
‘abourer, de- 
termined by 
the Demand: 
and Supply. 
I 
' 
2. 
Advances in 
ora Wages, or 
variable Pro- 
uce command- 
ng the Labour 
of Ten Men. 
Urs. 
120 
130 
100 
20 
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80 
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Rate of Pro- 
hts under the 
oregoing Cir- 
cumstances. 
Per Cent. 
25 
15.38 
50 
16.66 
27.2 
8.3 
30 
9 
20 
10 
22.2 
11.1 
25 
12.5 
u. 
Juantlty of La- 
our required 
to produce the 
Wages of Ten 
Vien vader the 
‘oregoing Clr- 
cumstances. 
8 
8.66 
6.6 
B.6 
7.85 
9.23 
7. 7 
9.17 
3.33 
7.09 
1.18 
3 88 
Quantity of 
Labour re- 
fi to pro- 
ace the cor- 
responding 
Jandy of 
orp in the 
‘hird column. 
R. 
Quantity of 
Irofits on the 
Advances of 
Labour. 
s 
1.34 
34 
i 4 
2.15 
7 
2.3 
83 
1.67 
91 
1.82 
2 
1192 
Quantity of 
Labour which 
the Corn in 
solumn 3 will 
command over 
and above what 
it cost. 
invariable 
Value of the 
Wages of a 
riven Number 
of Men. 
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Quantity of 
.abour com- 
manded by 
the Corn in 
:olumn 3, of 
Numb#i of 
Men com- 
manded. 
G. 
Value of 100 
Quarters of 
Jorn, under 
the varying 
“ircumstances 
supposed. 
8.33 
7.7 
10 
8.33 
9.09 
8.3 
10 
N09 
WW 
10 
11.1 
1lL.1 
12.5 
12.6 
Quantity of 
Labour com- 
manded by 100 
Quarters of 
Corn, under the 
circamstavces 
supposed, 
J 
Value of the 
Iroduct of the 
sabour of Ten 
Jen, under the 
Circumstances 
supposed. 
12.5 
11.53 
v5 
1.6 
2:7 
0.8 
0.9 
2 
1 
12.2 
11.1 
12.5 
11.925 
Quantity of 
"abour eom- 
nanded by 
the Corn 
in column 1.