1,161 Quotes About Economics
- Author Howard Collinge
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Creativity is a form of superhuman magic that transforms the ordinary, mundane or merely functional into something more dynamic, fun, spirited, sensory, useful and beautiful. It is the result of a ginormous human imagination coalescing with dirty stubborn, real world problems in order to give birth to something mind-blowing distinctive, original and godlike.
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- Author Howard Collinge
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The question of how we value life is central to economics. What we value is what we end up working for.
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- Author Chapo Trap House
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The ugly truth is that no employer hires anyone unless they can extract more value from them than they have to pay out in wages and benefits.
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- Author Chapo Trap House
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Finally, as 9/11 fell on December 7, 1941, America entered World War II, and wouldn’t you know it, the US actually recovered from the Depression. It turned out that with state control of production and jobs for all, a nation could spend its way out of misery. Of course, this proof of concept of planned economies was instead interpreted as a reason to constantly go to war.
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- Author Hendrith Smith
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A healthy Banking system is one of the vital parts of a nation's foundation.
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- Author che guevara
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American capitalism replaced some of the old colonial capitalisms in the countries that began their independent life. But it knows that this is transitory and that there is no real security for its financial speculation in these new territories. The octopus cannot there apply its suckers firmly. The claw of the imperial eagle is trimmed. Colonialism is dead or is dying a natural death in all these places.
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- Author Hendrith Smith
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No other system of economic organizing rewards merit, hard work and creativity the way Capitalism does.
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- Author Ivan Illich
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Housework, handicrafts, subsistence agriculture, radical technology, learning exchanges, and the like are degraded into activities for the idle, the unproductive, the very poor, or the very rich. A society that fosters intense dependence on commodities thus turns its unemployed into either its poor or its dependents.
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- Author Michael Lewis
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Cuando no tenemos evidencia concreta, utilizamos correctamente las probabilidades básicas; cuando disponemos de evidencia concreta pero inútil, no se tienen en cuenta las probabilidades básicas
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