The Law and the Profits¶
Parkinson, C. N. (1960). The Law and the Profits. Houghton Mifflin.
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- Its strength is that it is cheap, immediate, and purely behavioural: it keeps prioritisation sharp and blunts the drift by which spending expands to fill whatever is available.
This sourceStates Parkinson's second law that expenditure rises to meet income.
- Its strength is that it is cheap, immediate, and purely behavioural: it keeps prioritisation sharp and blunts the drift by which spending expands to fill whatever is available.
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