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"We must be prepared to study not merely economic principles and applied economics; we must be prepared to study many other disciplines. ...We must study political philosophy. ...We must study history which, if it gives no rules for actin, so much enlarges our conception of possibilities."''
''"We must be prepared to study not merely economic principles and applied economics; we must be prepared to study many other disciplines. ...We must study political philosophy. ...We must study history which, if it gives no rules for action, so much enlarges our conception of possibilities."''
  Lionel C. Robbins




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"We must be prepared to study not merely economic principles and applied economics; we must be prepared to study many other disciplines. ...We must study political philosophy. ...We must study history which, if it gives no rules for action, so much enlarges our conception of possibilities." 

  Lionel C. Robbins



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