It is in the intention of the consumer that moral or immoral
enjoyment is to be discovered, 338.
‹Production› is to modify and combine substances, not to create,
them, 100.
Production and consumption not the best terms to designate
services rendered and received, 323.
Production is employed to designate whatever confers utility,
‹ib.›
‹Progress› annihilates value by substituting gratuitous for
onerous utility, 73.
‹Prolétaire›, definition of the term as used by Bastiat, 35,
‹note›.
‹Property and Community›, two ideas correlative to ideas of
onerosity and gratuitousness, 223.
Gifts of nature, the domain of community—human efforts, domain
of property, ‹ib.›
Principle of property, 226-229.
Illustrations of this, 229-232.
As society advances, property tends to recede, and community to
advance, 232.
Illustrations of this, 233-236.
Vindication of property, 238-240.
Distinction between community and communism, 245-248.
‹Property.› See ‹Landed Property›.
‹Propriété et Loi›, pamphlet by Bastiat against the Socialists, 22.
‹Propriété et Spoliation›, pamphlet by Bastiat, 22.
‹Protection›, a phase of communism, 323.
This demonstrated by Bastiat in pamphlet entitled
‹Protectionisme et Communisme›, 22.
‹Proudhon›, his erroneous view of landed property, 155, 233, 260.
Error as to interest of capital, 158.
His view of wealth and value confuted, 188-190.
Doctrine of mutuality of services, 224.
‹Providence›, laws of, harmonious, 43.