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Fryderyk Skarbek - [The national economy is] a set of...
[The national economy is] a set of powers and ways used by a nation to keep and improve physical existence of its members... Moral good of a nation is a consequence of its education, and its physical good is a result of national economy. (Fryderyk Skarbek)

[The national economy is] a set of powers and ways used by a nation to keep and improve physical existence of its members... Moral good of a nation is a consequence of its education, and its physical good is a result of national economy.

Fryderyk Skarbek

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