...instruction in certain things, but not in prescribing to them how or from whom they shall obtain it. 9. In the matter of education, the intervention of government...sufficient security for the goodness of the commodity. Let us now consider another class of cases, where there is no person in the situation of a consumer,...

...desired it, would be incapable of rinding the way to it by their own light. '(//A, sec. 8, p. 575) In the matter of education, the intervention of government...sufficient security for the goodness of the commodity. (//A, sec. 9, p.' 577) Since this argument admits of indefinite extension if the empirical facts warrant,...

...intervention is justifiable in education 'because the case is not one in which the interest and judgement of the consumer are a sufficient security for the goodness of the commodity' (1961, p. 956). Education is one of those things for which demand in the market is not a test of its...

...Social Philosophy (18717), Longmans, Green & Co., London 1886, Book V, chap. XI, § 9, vol. II, p. 580: «In the matter of education, the intervention of...sufficient security for the goodness of the commodity»; trad. it. Principi di economia politica, UTET, Torino 1962, p. 906. 51 Spencer, The Man Versus the...

...duties of a night-watch state, the government should control the educational system. According to Mill, "the intervention of government is justifiable, because the case is not one which the interest and judgement of the consumer are sufficient security for the goodness of the commodity"...