A man is necessarily a consumer—but is a man necessarily an entrepreneur, an investor, a producer?revisit
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- On producing
- 5-3e Matt Ridley - ‘Knowledge is both a public good and a temporarily private one. Knowledge is expensive to produce, but can sometimes pay for itself.‘
- 7-1b0 The creator-user (or producer-consumer) distinction is arbitrary. There are no ‘producers’ and ‘consumers’ in the non-human world.
- 13-1a3a2d The more extended the market, the more will exchange-values (as compared to direct use-values) predominate in the decisions of the producer
- 13-1a3a2e Some products are produced because of the greater extent of the market