519 ;;Quote: insufficient information for a rational economics based on the marginal rate of substitution

519 ;;Quote: instead of globally consistent economic information, have dispersed bits of incomplete, frequently contradictory information

521 ;;Quote: very important, unscientific knowledge of particular circumstances of time and place

521+;;Quote: every individual has unique information about particular jobs, people, local conditions, and special circumstances

523 ;;Quote: economic problems arise only in consequence of change

523 ;;Quote: economic change not captured by statistical aggregates; constant, deliberate adjustments, every day

524 ;;Quote: localized, economic change requires a decentralized solution; decisions must be local

524 ;;Quote: economic decisions require knowledge about the relative cost of resources and demand for alternatives; 'why' does not matter

525 ;;Quote: numeric values required for solving the economic problem of resource and demand

526 ;;Quote: prices coordinate the separate actions of different people; knowledge is dispersed

527 ;;Quote: prices register anonymous change; people adjust their activity by the price movements of scarce resources