Jean-Baptiste Say
Known for Say's Law, which states that supply creates its own demand.
Quotes by Jean-Baptiste Say
The value of a product is not determined by the labor expended on it, but by its utility.
The entrepreneur is the agent who unites all means of production, the labor of one, the capital of another and the land of a third, and draws forth a product.
The demand for commodities is not limited by the quantity of money, but by the quantity of other commodities.
The more industrious a nation is, the more it is rich.
The true source of wealth is production.
The more a nation produces, the more it has to offer in exchange.
The entrepreneur is the pivot on which the whole economy turns.
The utility of a product is the sole cause of its value.
The more a nation consumes, the more it must produce.
The more a nation is free, the more it is productive.
The more a nation is enlightened, the more it is rich.
The more a nation is moral, the more it is prosperous.
The more a nation is just, the more it is happy.
The more a nation is peaceful, the more it is rich.
The more a nation is industrious, the more it is powerful.
The more a nation is free, the more it is powerful.
The more a nation is enlightened, the more it is powerful.
The more a nation is moral, the more it is powerful.
The more a nation is just, the more it is powerful.
The more a nation is peaceful, the more it is powerful.