MILL, John Stuart.

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Principles of Political Economy, with some their applications to social philosophy. Sixth edition of the last great statement of classical liberal economics, extensively revised from the first of 1848. "To many generations of students, Mill's Principles was the undisputed bible of economic doctrine" (Roll, p. 353).Mill brought together existing trends of economics - Say's law, the Malthusian population principle, the Ricardian theory of rent, the quantity theory of money - into a coherent statement of economic principles, written in a powerful literary prose which made the work far more readable than most economic textbooks before and since.

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