Quote by Sir Anthony Eden

Everyone is always in favor of general economy and particular expenditure.

Everyone is always in favor of general economy and particula

Summary

This quote highlights a common contradiction in people's attitudes towards finances. It suggests that individuals often express a desire for both general frugality and specific indulgence or spending. It points out the inconsistency in being supportive of overall economic prudence while still being inclined towards personal expenses. This quote serves as a reminder that people's financial decisions are often driven by personal preferences and desires, leading to conflicting views on money management.

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