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Dwelling House Distinction

Definition

The economic difference between houses used as capital (rented for revenue) and those used for immediate consumption (owner-occupied, providing no revenue to the public).

Source Chapter

Book II, Chapter 1

Context

Clarifies how the same physical asset can function differently in the economy depending on its use, distinguishing between capital that generates revenue and consumption goods that do not.

Economic Domain

General Theory

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