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  The Canon of Scarcity 250   The Canon of Human Welfare 252 XVII Just Profits in Conditions of Competition 254   The Question of Indefinitely Large Profits 255   The Question of Minimum Profits 258   The Question of Superfluous Business Men 260 XVIII The Moral Aspect of Monopoly 262   Surplus and Excessive Profits 263   The Question of Monopolistic Efficiency 265   Discriminative Underselling 267   Exclusive-Sales Contracts 270   Discriminative Transportation Arrangements 272   Natural Monopolies 273   Methods of Preventing Monopolistic Injustice 275   Legalised Price Agreements 277 XIX The Moral Aspects of Stockwatering 279   Injurious Effects of Stockwatering 281   The Moral Wrong 284   The "Innocent" Investor 286   Magnitude of Overcapitalisation 288 XX The Legal Limitation of Fortunes 291   The Method of Direct Limitation 292   Limitation Through Progressive Taxation 296   The Proper Rate of Income and Inheritance Taxes 299   Effectiveness of Such Taxation 300 XXI The Duty of Distributing Superfluous Wealth 303   The Question of Distributing Some 303   The Question of Distributing All 308   Some Objections 311   A False Conception of Welfare and Superfluous Goods public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@42759@[email protected]#Page_314"