Chapter 177 of 234 · The Quotable Mises by Ludwig von Mises
Regularity
If there were no regularity, nothing could be learned from experience.
The Ultimate Foundation of Economic Science, p. 21
It would be vain to search for a rule if there were no regularity.
The Ultimate Foundation of Economic Science, p. 22
In the etatist state entrepreneurs are at the mercy of officialdom. Officials enjoy discretion to decide questions on which the existence of every firm depends. They are practically free to ruin any entrepreneur they want to. They had the power not only to silence these objectors but even to force them to contribute to the party funds of nationalism.
Omnipotent Government, p. 132
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