‹Utility›, onerous and gratuitous, 69.
By substituting gratuitous for onerous utility, progress
annihilates value, ‹ib.›
Gratuitous, tends to take the place of onerous utility, 90, 91.
Mode in which this is effected, 91, 92.
Attributing value to utility has led to many errors, 164-167.
The term Production employed to designate whatever confers
utility, and Consumption to designate the enjoyment to which
that utility gives rise, 323.
What renders service to the masses is utility alone, and value
is not the measure of it, 325;
but in the case of the individual, value is the measure of it,
325, 326.
General utility and onerous utility represented by lines of
unequal length; gratuitous utility, by indefinite lines, 328.
Utility formerly onerous, now become gratuitous, also
represented by lines, 330.