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<!-- you can have any number of categories here --> [[Category:Ludwig von Mises]] [[Category:Relativism]] [[Category:Objectivism]] {{Quote | text = The notion of right and wrong is a human device, a utilitarian precept designed to make social cooperation under the division of labor possible. All moral rules and human laws are means for the realization of definite ends. There is no method available for the appreciation of their goodness or badness other than to scrutinize their usefulness for the attainment of the ends chosen and aimed at | cite = [[Ludwig von Mises]], "{{Link |Human Action: The Scholar's Edition}}" p. 716. }}
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