A NOTE ON THE SUPPLY OF ECONOMISTS IN SOUTH AFRICA

M. L. Truu

South African Journal of Economics, 1966, vol. 34, issue 4, 322-327

Abstract: If true delight you would afford him You'd give him Adam Smith to read. A deep economist, indeed, He talked about the wealth of nations; The state relied, his friends were told, Upon its staples, not on gold—This subject filled his conversations. His father listened, frowned, and groaned, And mortgaged all the land he owned.

Date: 1966
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