There Can Be Nothing Sacred In Something

From The Point Of View Of The Employer, It Is In Any Case Simply An Item Of Cost, To Be Reduced To A Minimum If It Cannot Be Eliminated Altogether, Say, By Automation. From The Point Of View Of The Workman, It Is A "disutility"; To Work Is To Make A Sacrifice Of One's Leisure And Comfort, And Wages Are A Kind Of Compensation For The Sacrifice.

An Entirely New System Of Thought Is Needed, A System Based On Attention To People, And Not Primarily Attention To Goods. . . .

Many People Love In Themselves What They Hate In Others

If Greed Were Not The Master Of Modern Man, How Could It Be That The Frenzy Of Economic Activity Does Not Abate As Higher Standards Of Living Are Attained, And That It Is Precisely The Richest Societies Which Pursue Their Economic Advantage With The Greatest Ruthlessness?

Modern Economic Thinking...is Peculiarly Unable To Consider The Long Term And To Appreciate Man's Dependence On The Natural World.