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

The Love For Money Is Only One Among Many.

We Might As Well Reasonably Dispute Whether It Is The Upper Or The Under Blade Of A Pair Of Scissors That Cuts A Piece Of Paper, As Whether Value Is Governed By Demand Or Supply.

Nature's Action Is Complex: And Nothing Is Gained In The Long Run By Pretending That It Is Simple, And Trying To Describe It In A Series Of Elementary Propositions.

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