...perhaps in his own country. The only security against this narrowness is a liberal mental cultivation... A person is not likely to be a good economist who...one another, they cannot rightly be understood apart ; but this by no means proves that the material and industrial phenomena of society are not themselves...

...specialists even more futile in social than in physical science. Mill conceding this continues : — " A person is not likely to be a good economist who...another, they cannot rightly be understood apart; but this by no means proves that the material and industrial phenomena of society are not themselves...

...Murray 012 o Vasari, Lives of Painters, Sculptors, and Architects. 6 vols. Bell. Each 036 II. ECONOMISTS A person is not likely to be a good economist who is nothing else. A. & MP MARSHALL. Fawcett, Leslie Stephen. ,, Speeches. Jevons (Letters and Journal), Mrs. Jevons....

...field, to keep up close and constant correspondence with those who are engaged in neighbouring fields. "A person is not likely to be a good economist who...one another, they cannot rightly be understood apart ; but this by no means proves that the material and industrial phenomena of society are not themselves...

...specialists even more futile in social than in physical science. Mill conceding this continues: — "A person is not likely to be a good economist who is nothing but failed else. Social phenomena acting and reacting on one another, they can- ^^there not rightly...

...precedent in his university lectures -on moral philosophy. As JS Mill put it in his essay on Comte: "A person is not likely to be a good economist, who is nothing else." It was true certainly in the earlier period of economic thought, and even later we find substantiation...

...man's action in society must be co-extensive with the whole of social science. According to him, " a person is not likely to be a good economist who is nothing else. Social phenomena,3 acting and re-acting on one another, cannot rightly be understood apart." *Dr. Ingram4...

...like anyone else, must concern himself with the ultimate aims of man. — ALFRED MARSHALL Principles A person is not likely to be a good economist who is nothing else. — JOHN STUART MILL Auguste Comte's Positivism At the peak of his career, Heinrich Pesch was a compelling...

...science, which must therefore be known to the economist. This is the true meaning of Mill's dictum that "a person is not likely to be a good economist who is nothing else" (Mill 1865, p. II),22 The extra knowledge is needed, not for the inculcation of "high and benevolent...

...economics. Indeed, one must be more than an economist alone. He quoted John Stuart Mill with approval: "A person is not likely to be a good economist who...another, they cannot rightly be understood apart. . ."(p. 771). Unfinished Unintentions Natura non facitsaltum was Marshall's Darwinian theme, and the...