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
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“a.
Yearly Corn
Vages to each
‘abourer, determined
 by
the Demand:
and Supply.

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2.
Advances in
ora Wages, or
variable Prouce
 commandng
 the Labour
of Ten Men.

Urs.
120
130
100
20
0
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80
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Rate of Prohts
 under the
oregoing Circumstances.


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 Laour
 required
to produce the
Wages of Ten
Vien vader the
‘oregoing Clrcumstances.


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 refi
 to proace
 the corresponding

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 commanded
 by
the Corn in
:olumn 3, of
Numb#i of
Men commanded.


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 commanded
 by 100
Quarters of
Corn, under the
circamstavces
supposed,

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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 eomnanded
 by
the Corn
in column 1.