CHAPTER I. DEFINITIONS. LAW OF DEMAND.
§ Competition only one of the causes which determine value, but in
this second Book all others are to be neglected. [§ 2 The term Normal.] § 3 Definition of Market, § Value in Use, Value in Exchange, Price, § 5 Buyer, Seller. § 6 Relation between utility and value, Final utility. §7 Law of Demand
CHAPTER II. LAW OF SUPPLY.
§ 1 Introductory. § 2 Cost of production. Expenses of production. § 3 Relation between Expenses of production and supply, firstly by men working on their own account, § 4 Secondly by men working under an employer. § 5 Law of Normal Supply. § 6 It assumes free competition. § 7 Law of Normal Value. §§ 8, 9 Expenses of production include Insurance against Risk. [§ 10 "Cost of Reproduction."]
§ Illustration. § 2 Law of Rent. § 3 Special case in which there is land on the margin of cultivation. § 4 The effects on rent of increased demand, of free importation, and of improvements in production. [§ 5 Rent of mines.]
CHAPTER IV. RENT IN RELATION TO VALUE.
§ Meaning of the phrase: "Rent does not enter into Expenses of production." Law of Normal value of a commodity, different portions of which have different Expenses of production. [§ 2 Ground-rent of factories.]