The public interest and individual interests Book

"The inherent logic of capitalism is not, of course, an impulse to produce but a drive to produce capital, which need not take the form of material commodities; and even when it does take this material form, the impulse to improve the forces of production is determined not by a compulsion to produce efficiently, nor to alleviate toil, nor to create general prosperity, but simply, as Marx so sharply put it, to increase the ratio of unpaid labour to paid."