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What is seen, and what is not seen

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Frédéric Bastiat wrote in the mid-19th century that in politics and economics it is important to consider not only the obvious consequences of actions—what is seen—but also what is unseen: the invisible consequences, the missed opportunities, and the costs that are not immediately apparent. This thought is more relevant now than ever.
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What is seen, and what is not seen

Frédéric Bastiat wrote in the mid-19th century that in politics and economics it is important to consider not only the obvious consequences of actions—what is seen—but also what is unseen: the invisible consequences, the missed opportunities, and the costs that are not immediately apparent. This thought is more relevant now than ever.

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