Chapter 25 of 234 · The Quotable Mises by Ludwig von Mises
Change
The great mass of people are incapable of realizing that in economic life nothing is permanent except change. They regard the existing state of affairs as eternal; as it has been so shall it always be.
Socialism, p. 188
In life everything is continually in flux.
Epistemological Problems of Economics, p. 108
There is never a standstill in the economy, but perpetual changes, movement, innovation, the continual emergence of the unprecedented.
Liberalism, p. 80
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