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Economic Theories and Philosophers Quotations

David Attenborough: Anyone Who Believes in Infinite Growth on a Finite Planet Is Either Mad or an Economist

Warning: Believing in endless growth on a finite planet may be misguided—discover why mainstream economics risks environmental catastrophe.

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January 6, 2026

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Economic Theories and Philosophers Quotations

John Maynard Keynes: In the Long Run We Are All Dead

economic policy prioritization over future

I exploring Keynes’s famous quote reveals why immediate economic intervention remains crucial beyond the long-term outlook.

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January 5, 2026

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Economic Theories and Philosophers Quotations

Kenneth Boulding: Anyone Who Believes Exponential Growth Can Go on Forever Is Either a Madman or an Economist

Meta description: Many overlook ecological limits, but Kenneth Boulding warns that believing exponential growth can continue forever reveals either madness or economic blindness—discover why.

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January 5, 2026

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Economic Theories and Philosophers Quotations

Karl Marx: The Production of Too Many Useful Things Results in Too Many Useless People

overproduction creates unemployed workers

Never underestimate how Marx’s view on surplus production reveals why excess goods can create a society of the useless, leaving you pondering…

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January 5, 2026

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Economic Theories and Philosophers Quotations

Adam Smith: Masters Always Combine Not to Raise Wages

Adam Smith observed that employers, whom he called “masters,” often collude to…

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January 5, 2026

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Economic Theories and Philosophers Quotations

Adam Smith: It Is Not From the Benevolence of the Butcher, the Brewer or the Baker That We Expect Our Dinner

Surprising insights from Adam Smith reveal how self-interest drives the economy, but the true mechanism behind your dinner’s availability may surprise you.

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January 4, 2026

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Business and Entrepreneurship Quotations

Richard Branson: Business Opportunities Are Like Buses, There’s Always Another One Coming

Maybe you’ve missed one bus, but Richard Branson reminds us that another opportunity is always on the horizon—discover how to spot it before it leaves.

Joy
December 3, 2025

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Business and Entrepreneurship Quotations

If Things Are Not Failing You Are Not Innovating Enough

Here’s what happens when you avoid failure—discover why embracing risks is essential for true innovation and how to push beyond your limits.

Joy
December 2, 2025

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Business and Entrepreneurship Quotations

Jeff Bezos: Your Brand Is What People Say About You When You’re Not in the Room

Knowing what people say about you when you’re not around reveals your true brand; discover how to shape perceptions before it’s too late.

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December 2, 2025

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Business and Entrepreneurship Quotations

Jack Welch: Change Before You Have To—Adaptive Leadership

Jack Welch’s insights on proactive change reveal how adaptive leadership can keep you ahead—discover why waiting may cost you everything.

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December 2, 2025

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David Attenborough: Anyone Who Believes in Infinite Growth on a Finite Planet Is Either Mad or an Economist

John Maynard Keynes: In the Long Run We Are All Dead

Kenneth Boulding: Anyone Who Believes Exponential Growth Can Go on Forever Is Either a Madman or an Economist

Karl Marx: The Production of Too Many Useful Things Results in Too Many Useless People

Adam Smith: Masters Always Combine Not to Raise Wages

Adam Smith: It Is Not From the Benevolence of the Butcher, the Brewer or the Baker That We Expect Our Dinner

Richard Branson: Business Opportunities Are Like Buses, There’s Always Another One Coming

If Things Are Not Failing You Are Not Innovating Enough

Jeff Bezos: Your Brand Is What People Say About You When You’re Not in the Room

Jack Welch: Change Before You Have To—Adaptive Leadership

Herbert Simon: Bounded Rationality and Decision-Making

Gary Becker: The Economic Approach to Human Behavior

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Joseph Schumpeter: Creative Destruction and the Capitalist Process