Excerpt from Recherches sur la Nature Et les Causes de la Richesse des Nations, Vol. 2
On peut penfer que la rente de la terre n'el'c fouvent rien de plus qu'un intérêt, ou un profit raifonnable pour les fonds que le propriétaire a mis à l'améliorer. Cela peut fans douteètre vrai en partie dans certains cas; mais à'peine s'en trouverai - ii un -où il le foit en tout. Le propriétaire demande une rente pour une terre même qui n a point reçu d'amélioration l'interet du profit dont on parle elt générale ment une addition à cette rente primi tive. B'ailleurs ces améliorations n'ont pas toujours été faites par les fonds du propriétaire, elles le font quelquefois par ceux du fermier. Cependant lorfi que le bail vient à fe renouveller, le propriétaire demande communément la même augmentation de rente qu'il de manderoit fi elles avaient été faites à fes propres frais.
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