1. Around 1400 A.D.
     appears the middle-man.

2. He offers to buy the goods
     and to find a market.

3. The guild's man
     thinks about the money
     offered for his goods
     and forgets the Common Good.

4. And the middle-man
     is not interested
     in selling useful goods
     but in making money
     on any kind of goods.

5. And the consumer 
     never meets the producer
     and the producer
     ceases to think
     in terms of service
     and begins to think
     in terms of profits.