Jean-Baptiste Say
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With respect to the present time, there are few persons who unite the qualifications of good observers with a situation favourable for accurate observation.
— p. xix
Jean-Baptiste Say [ʒãbaˈtist ˈsɛ] (* 5. Januar 1767 in Lyon; † 15. November 1832 in Paris) war ein französischer Ökonom und Geschäftsmann. Er gilt als Vertreter der klassischen Nationalökonomie und erlangte insbesondere durch das nach ihm benannte Saysche Theorem dauernde Bekanntheit.
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With respect to the present time, there are few persons who unite the qualifications of good observers with a situation favourable for accurate observation.
Nothing can be more idle than the opposition of theory to practice!
Political economy has only become a science since it has been confined to the results of inductive investigation.
What can we expect from nations still less advanced in civilization than the Greeks?
It is, perhaps, a well founded objection to Mr. Ricardo, that he sometimes reasons upon abstract principles to which he gives too great a generalization.
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