… is from page xi of Dr. Michael Fitzpatrick’s Foreword to Christopher Snowdon’s excellent 2017 book, Killjoys: A Critique of Paternalism:
Whereas classical political economy assumed the competence and rationality of a reasonably well-informed consumer, all these assumptions are now questioned by the gurus of behavioural economics and the mandarins of the new public health.


Whereas classical political economy assumed the competence and rationality of a reasonably well-informed consumer, all these assumptions are now questioned by the gurus of behavioural economics and the mandarins of the new public health.
