The Most Reckless And Treacherous Of All

But If Inventions Have Increased Man's Power Over Nature Very Much, Then The Real Value Of Money Is Better Measured For Some Purposes In Labour Than In Commodities.

The Price Of Every Thing Rises And Falls From Time To Time And Place To Place; And With Every Such Change The Purchasing Power Of Money Changes So Far As That Thing Goes.

Though A Simple Book Can Be Written On Selected Topics, The Central Doctrines Of Economics Are Not Simple And Cannot Be Made So.

Again, Most Of The Chief Distinctions Marked By Economic Terms Are Differences Not Of Kind But Of Degree.

The Hope That Poverty And Ignorance May Gradually Be Extinguished Derives Indeed Much Support From The Steady Progress Of The Working Classes During The 19th Century.