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The
ideas
of
economists
and
political
philosophers,
both
when
they
are
right
and
when
they
are
wrong,
are
more
powerful
than
is
commonly
understood.
Indeed
the
world
is
ruled
by
little
else.
Practical
men,
who
believe
themselves
to
be
quite
exempt
from
any
intellectual
influence,
are
usually
the
slaves
of
some
defunct
economist.
Madmen
in
authority,
who
hear
voices
in
the
air,
are
distilling
their
frenzy
from
some
academic
scribbler
of
a
few
years
back.
I
am
sure
that
the
power
of
vested
interests
is
vastly
exaggerated
compared
with
the
gradual
encroachment
of
ideas.
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