If we can accept Adam Smiths conclusion on the real costs of goods and the one true measurable currency then we subscribe to the notion that labor is the cost of everything. With that being known one must realize that the amount of labor they invest to manufacture/produce anything is directly proportional to the amount of wealth he/she may create. With this concept in mind one must also recall Mr. Smiths theory on commodity and their relative value...the most useful things are the most inexpensive and the most useless commodities are the commonly the most expensive. Combined with our fore-thought this gives us a clear path of production to take in terms of commodity choice...to obtain the greatest wealth one must work tirelessly to produce/manufacture the most useless tangible items that can be successfully marketed; Shit..I've gone too far ahead and run off into behavioral economics before I can back myself up with some scholarly references...at least it's true (lol).
Remember to keep your mind happy and your readings diverse.
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