Less anxiety, less insecurity and less crime. That's Capitalism with a human face, and you can read more about it in my textbook... - John Komlos

[I]n Europe the quantity of land under cultivation could be expanded only slowly; therefore, population growth ran again into Malthusian ceilings in the eighteenth century. The subsequent rise in food prices led to a decline in consumption, particularly of meat, because the for meat was much greater than that of grains.

[E]conomics cannot be purged of ideology...

Although scientists have been interested in the study of human height from a medical, biological, or anthropological point of view for centuries, economic historians became aware of the implications of quantifying al status only recently.