A Day Never Passes Without Some Ardent

A Man Who Is Good From Docility, And Not From Stern Self-control, Has No Character.

Capitalism Will Continue To Eliminate Mass Poverty In More And More Places And To An Increasingly Marked Extent If It Is Merely Permitted To Do So.

The Question Is Not Whether We Wish To See Everybody As Well Off As Possible. Among Men Of Good Will Such An Aim Can Be Taken For Granted. The Real Question Concerns The Proper Means Of Achieving It. And In Trying To Answer This We Must Never Lose Sight Of A Few Elementary Truisms. We Cannot Distribute More Wealth Than Is Created. We Cannot In The Long Run Pay Labor As A Whole More Than It Produces.

More And More People Are Becoming Aware That Government Has Nothing To Give Them Without First Taking It Away From Somebody Else-or From Themselves. Increased Handouts To Selected Groups Mean Merely Increased Taxes, Or Increased Deficits And Increased Inflation.

To Try To Cure Unemployment By Inflation Rather Than By Adjustment Of Specific Wage-rates Is Like Trying To Adjust The Piano To The Stool Rather Than The Stool To The Piano.