Jamal Awil

← The Capital Order

On the contrary, public interest depends on these private "virtues. [contrarian]

Accordingly, private savings and private accumulation never clashed with the general interest. On the contrary, public interest depends on these private "virtues." Th ese principles remain embedded in the standard economics textbooks of today; they are so ingrained that our protagonists' exhaustive defense of them seems overboard.

Clara E. Mattei, The Capital Order, loc. 1140