Blackett warned of the dangers of the government's complicity in supporting citizens to live. [fact]
Blackett warned of the dangers of the government's complicity in supporting citizens to live beyond their means: "Th e attempt to maintain standards of living for everyone, above those which the economic activities of the nation justifi ed, by means of government expenditure out of taxation is in part responsible for the breakdown" (Blackett 1932, 240).
Clara E. Mattei, The Capital Order, loc. 927