32. When stock is employed as capital in the production and distribution of wealth, its profits consist of the difference between the value of the capital advanced, and the value of the commodity when sold or used.
THE RATE OF PROFITS.
33. The per centage proportion which the value of the profits upon any capital bears to the value of such capital.
THE INTEREST OF MONEY.
34. The net profits of a capital in money separated from the risk and trouble of employing it.
THE PROFITS OF INDUSTRY, SKILL, AND ENTERPRISE.
35. That portion of the gross profits of capital, independent of monopoly, which remains after deducting the net profits, or the interest of money.
MONOPOLY PROFITS.
36. The profits which arise from the employment of capital where the competition is not free.