Ludwig von Mises: "Wages are not paid for labor expended, but for the achievements of labor, which differ widely in quality and quantity." - Human Action
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| Ludwig von Mises | Under an unhampered market economy the appraisal of each individuals effort is detached from any personal considerations and can therefore be free both from bias and dislike. The market passes judgment on the products, not on the producers. | Bureaucracy | p. 38 | Prejudice |