Jean-Baptiste Say

Value is subjective to the needs of man.

The pursuit of wealth ennobles the soul.

Education in economics liberates the mind.

Monopolies stifle the spirit of industry.

The circulation of money facilitates exchange.

True riches lie in the production of useful things.

Life's purpose is realized through productive labor.

The law should protect, not hinder, enterprise.

Savings fuel the engine of growth.

The wise man invests in his own abilities.

Commerce binds nations in peace.

The entrepreneur foresees needs before they arise.

Freedom is the cradle of invention.

Wealth multiplies through exchange.

Reflection on one's labors brings contentment.

The state exists for the individual, not vice versa.

Industry rewards the diligent.

Economic laws are as immutable as those of nature.

The path to prosperity is paved with innovation.

In the end, all value returns to the producer.