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Adam Smith and the Human Stomach

Joseph S. Davis

The Quarterly Journal of Economics · 1954 · Volume 68 · Issue 2

DOI: 10.2307/1884450

Abstract

I. Adam Smith and man's wants, 275. — II. Extent to which wants for food are satiated, 276. — III. Relation of the capacity of the human stomach to satiation of wants for food, 278. — IV. Variations in economic cost of various diets, 280. — V. Relation of wants for food to wants for other consumer goods, 281. — VI. Factors of importance in determining the population a country can feed, 283. — VII. Conclusion, 285.

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