Excerpt from Political Economy
In writing this volume I have had chiefly in view the requirement of two classes of two classes of readers: first, of students who are making a regular study of political economy, and require a guide through the obscurity and contradictions that lie before them; and secondly, of others who wish to have a simple those portions are intended which are printed in the larger type; whereas the smaller type contains the details, illustrations, and criticism which I have thought most useful for students, as well as the warnings which are scattered throughout the volume, and to which, for the sake of arousing the slumbering attention of the reader, I have prefixed the uniform title of pitfalls. And it is also for the sake of students that I have made frequent reference to the doctrines and to the new terminology of Professor Marshall, as one of the most influential of our living English economists.
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