The prospect of advance lies in maintaining those conditions which have stimulated invention and industry and commerce.
Calvin Coolidge: “The prospect of advance lies in maintaining those conditions which have stimulated invention and industry and commerce.”
Editor's note · Context
This quote underscores the idea that maintaining favorable conditions is essential for continued innovation and economic growth.
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