'laissez-faire principles were reinforced by the poor quality of the alternative proposals: protectionism on the one hand and Marxist socialism on the other. These doctrines were characterized both for their logical inconsistency: both are examples of poverty of thought and inability to analyze a process until the end '.
Keynes, in fact, says even more:
'Marxist socialism will always remain a portent to the historians of thought, [I do not understand] how a doctrine so illogical and stupid has been able to exert a 'so powerful and lasting influence on the minds of men and, through them, the events of history'.
No, Karl, do not cry now, that mica can please everyone.
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