It Is Common To Distinguish Necessaries, Comforts, And Luxuries; The First Class Including All Things Required To Meet Wants Which Must Be Satisfied, While The Latter Consist Of Things That Meet Wants Of A Less Urgent Character.

-Alfred Marshall

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It Is Common To Distinguish Necessaries, Comforts,

Alfred Marshall

It Is Common To Distinguish Necessaries, Comforts, And Luxuries; The First Class Including All Things Required To Meet Wants Which Must Be Satisfied, While The Latter Consist Of Things That Meet Wants Of A Less Urgent Character.

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Character

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Luxury

The Hope That Poverty And Ignorance May Gradually Be Extinguished Derives Indeed Much Support From The Steady Progress Of The Working Classes During The 19th Century.

Philosophy

Ignorance

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