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Ludwig von Mises

A bureaucrat differs from a nonbureaucrat precisely because it is impossible to appraise the result of a bureaucrat’s effort in terms of money, however important his "output" may be. 

Ludwig von Mises

All the teachings and precepts of ethics presuppose the moral autonomy of the individual and therefore appeal to the individual's conscience.