"If I had my way, I would press into service the great fleets of battleships of all the nations and would load them with all the economists in the world. These ships would take this load of humanity to the most out-of-the-way, far-off, unattainable island known and ump them all on the island to get along as best they could. Then, since there would be no need for battleships, they could surround the island and each captain could be held personally responsible for the escape of any economist. This, gentlemen, " he continued, "would, in my opinion, solve the economic problems of the world."
Robert L. Smitley, Popular Financial Delusions, 1933
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