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    19th Century · English

    The Coal Question

    William Stanley Jevons

    The Coal Question, by William Stanley Jevons (1835–1882), a public-domain text from Liberty Fund's Online Library of Liberty.

    Chapters
    19
    Variants
    19
    Genre
    Economics
    Difficulty
    Advanced

    Chapters

    1. 01Preface.prose
    2. 02Chapter I: Introduction and Outline.prose
    3. 03Chapter II: Opinions of Previous Writers.prose
    4. 04Chapter III: Geological Aspects of the Question.prose
    5. 05Chapter IV: Of the Cost of Coal Mining.prose
    6. 06Chapter V: Of the Price of Coal.prose
    7. 07Chapter VI: Of British Invention.prose
    8. 08Chapter VII: Of the Economy of Fuel.prose
    9. 09Chapter VIII: Of Supposed Substitutes for Coal.prose
    10. 10Chapter IX: Of the Natural Law of Social Growth.prose
    11. 11Chapter X: Of the Growth and Migrations of Our Population.prose
    12. 12Chapter XI: Of the Change and Progress of Our Industry.prose
    13. 13Chapter XII: Of Our Consumption of Coal.prose
    14. 14Chapter XIII: Of the Export and Import of Coal.prose
    15. 15Chapter XIV: On the Comparative Coal Resources of Different Countries.prose
    16. 16Chapter XV: Of the Iron Trade.prose
    17. 17Chapter XVI: The Problem of the Trading Bodies.prose
    18. 18Chapter XVII: Of Taxes and the National Debt.prose
    19. 19Chapter XVIII: Concluding Reflections.prose