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Of the internal affairs of the people,
there is nothing harder than agriculture.
使 Therefore an easy administration cannot bring them to it.
What is called an easy administration?
When farmers are poor and merchants are rich,
when clever people gain profit
and itinerant office-seekers are numerous.
So the farmers, in spite of their extremely hard labour,
gain little profit, and are worse off than merchants and shopkeepers and all manner of clever people.
If one succeeds in restricting the number of these latter, then, even if one wished to, one could not prevent a state from becoming rich.
Therefore is it said: 'If one wishes to enrich the country through agriculture, then within the borders grain must be dear, taxes for those who are not farmers must be many, and dues on market-profit must be heavy, with the result that people are forced to have land.
As those who have no land are obliged to buy their grain,
grain will be dear, and those who have land will thus profit.
When those who have land gain profit, there will be many who will occupy themselves (with agriculture).'


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