Chapter 62 of 234 · The Quotable Mises by Ludwig von Mises
Economists
There is, in fact, in the writings and teaching of those who nowadays call themselves “economists,” no longer any comprehension of the operation of the economic system as such.
Economic Freedom and Interventionism, p. 154
In the same way in which it is impossible for a mathematician to specialize in triangles and to neglect the study of circles, it is impossible to be an expert on wage rates without at the same time mastering the problems of profits and interest, commodity prices, and currency and banking.
Economic Freedom and Interventionism, p. 234
There are only economists and laymen. There are no such things as labor economists or farm economists.
Economic Freedom and Interventionism, p. 234
The Quotable Mises
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