Publisher뭩 Foreword by Cliff Cobb
Editor뭩 Preface by Bob Drake
Author뭩 Preface to the Fourth Edition
1. Why Traditional Theories of Wages are Wrong
2. Defining Terms
3. Wages Are Produced By Labor, Not Drawn From Capital
4. Workers Not Supported By Capital
5. The True Functions of Capital
6. The Theory of Population According to Malthus
7. Malthus vs. Facts
8. Malthus vs. Analogies
9. Malthusian Theory Disproved
10. Necessary Relation of the Laws of Distribution
11. The Law Of Rent
12. The Cause of Interest
13. False Interest
14. The Law Of Interest
15. The Law Of Wages
16. Correlating The Laws of Distribution
17. The Problem Explained
18. Dynamic Forces Not Yet Explored
19. Population Growth and Distribution of Wealth
20. Technology and the Distribution of Wealth
21. Speculation
22. The Root Cause of Recessions
23. The Persistence of Poverty Despite Increasing Wealth
24. Ineffective Remedies
25. The True Remedy
26. The Injustice of Private Property In Land
27. The Enslavement of Labor
28. Are Landowners Entitled to Compensation?
29. History of Land as Private Property
30. History of Property in Land in the US
31. Private Property in Land is Inconsistent with the Best Use of Land
32. Securing Equal Rights To Land
33. The Canons of Taxation
34. Endorsements And Objections
35. The Effect on Production
36. The Effect on The Distribution of Wealth
37. The Effect on Individuals and Classes
38. Changes in Society
39. The Cause of Human Progress
40. Differences in Civilizations
41. The Law of Human Progress
42. How Modern Civilization May Decline
43. The Central Truth
44. Conclusion: The Individual Life
[원문전문]Progress and Poverty
An inquiry into the cause of industrial depressions and of increase of want with increase of wealth... The Remedy
by Henry George
San Francisco, 1879
To those who, seeing the vice and misery that spring from the unequal distribution of wealth and privilege, feel the possibility of a higher social state and would strive for its attainment.
Table Of Contents
Introductory
Book I -- Wages and Capital
Book II -- Population and Subsistence
Book III -- The Laws of Distribution
Book IV -- Effect of Material Progress on the Distribution of Wealth
Book V -- The Problem Solved
Book VI -- The Remedy
Book VII -- Justice of the Remedy
Book VIII -- Application of the Remedy
Book IX -- Effects of the Remedy
Book X -- The Law of Human Progress
Conclusion