He opposed the Corn Laws, which he believed would drastically increase rent prices for farmland.  
This man's early political involvement included calling for the adoption of bullion by the British government, and he advanced the idea that it did not matter if government paid their debts by raising taxes or borrowing more money, known as his equivalence. He opposed the Corn Laws, which he believed would drastically increase rent prices for farmland.  In one of his most famous works, this man developed the idea that countries would derive the most profit not by competing to be the most efficient, but rather by specializing in certain areas of production.  The formulator of the Law of Rent and comparative advantage, for ten points, identify this English economist, the author of Principles of Political Economy and Taxation.
This man's early political involvement included calling for the adoption of bullion by the British government, and he advanced the idea that it did not matter if government paid their debts by raising taxes or borrowing more money, known as his equivalence.
David {Ricardo}