It Is Also In Theory, Conceivable That

The History Of The Last Century Shows, As We Shall See Later, That The Advice Given To Governments By Bankers, Like The Advice They Gave To Industrialists, Was Consistently Good For Bankers, But Was Often Disastrous For Governments, Businessmen, And The People Generally.

The Social Sciences Are Usually Concerned With Groups Of Persons Rather Than Individual Persons. The Behavior Of Individuals, Being Free, Is Unpredictable.

Thus, The Use Of Fiat Money Is More Justifiable In Financing A Depression Than In Financing A War.

Our Political Organization, Based As It Is On An Eighteenth-century Separation Of Powers And On A Nineteenth-century Nationalist State, Is Generally Recognized To Be Semiobselete.

Capitalism Might Be Defined, If We Wish To Be Scientific, As A Form Of Economic Organization Motivated By The Pursuit Of Profit Within A Price Structure.