The first to publish a pamphlet on differential rent, he argued for an endogenous theory of money and against the quantity theory.
The first to publish a pamphlet on differential rent, he argued for an endogenous theory of money and against the quantity theory. His most famous work, however, is a reflection on the work of the Marquis de Condorcet and a response to Godwin's essay "Avarice and Profusion", in which he pessimistically argues that society is not perfectible because the population grows geometrically and the food supply grows arithmetically. For 10 points, name this author of Essay on the Principle of Population.
The first to publish a pamphlet on differential rent, he argued for an endogenous theory of money and against the quantity theory.
Thomas {Malthus}