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Cover -- Half-Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Introduction -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Author's Note to the Second Edition -- Book I Introduction -- 1 The Classes of Income -- 2 The Meaning of Wealth -- 3 The Meaning of Money -- 4 Capital and Income -- 5 Consumption and Investment -- 6 The Meaning of Equilibrium -- Book II Accumulation in the Long Run -- 7 A Simple Model -- 8 Accumulation with Constant Technique -- 9 Technical Progress -- 10 The Spectrum of Techniques -- 11 The Evaluation of Capital -- 12 The Technical Frontier in a Golden Age -- 13 Productivity and the Real Capital Ratio -- 14 Accumulation without Inventions -- 15 A Surplus of Labour -- 16 Accumulation with Neutral Technical Progress -- 17 Accumulation with Biased Progress -- 18 Synopsis of the Theory of Accumulation in the Long Run -- Book III The Short Period -- 19 Prices and Profits -- 20 Wages and Prices -- 21 Fluctuations in the Rate of Investment -- 22 Cycles and Trends -- Book IV Finance -- 23 Money and Finance -- 24 The Rates of Interest -- Book V The Rentier -- 25 Consumption of Profits -- 26 Consumption and Accumulation in the Long Run -- 27 Rentiers and the Trade Cycle -- 28 Rentiers and Finance -- Book VI Land -- 29 Land and Labour -- 30 Factor Ratios and Techniques. A Digression -- 31 Land and Accumulation -- 32 Land, Labour and Accumulation -- 33 Increasing and Diminishing Returns -- Book VII Relative Prices -- 34 Supply and Demand -- Book VIII International Trade -- 35 External Investment -- 36 International Investment -- Conclusion -- Notes on various topics -- Diagrams -- Postscript -- The value of invested capital -- Index.

Review article of the books "Ton Kamnoed khong Chonchan nai Pratethai (B. E. 2398-2453)" (The origins of capitalist class in Thailand (1855-1910)) by Sirilak Sakkriangkrai; "Transnationalisation, the state, and the people: the case of Thailand" by the Southeast Asian Perspective Project; "Capital accumulation in Thailand 1855-1985" by Suchiro Akira and "Bankers and bureaucrats; capital and the role of the state in Thailand" by Kevin Hewson. P. Phongpaichit comments that these four works present very differing views on the nature of Thai capitalism is dependent. (DÜI-Sen)