When The Economy Was Going Up, [milton

Mea Culpa, Mea Culpa. Mit And Wharton And University Of Chicago Created The Financial Engineering Instruments, Which, Like Samson And Delilah, Blinded Every Ceo. They Didn't Realize The Kind Of Leverage They Were Doing And They Didn't Understand When They Were Really Creating A Real Profit Or A Fictitious One.

You Could Be Disqualified For A Job [at Harvard] If You Were Either Smart Or Jewish Or Keynesian. So What Chance Did This Smart, Jewish, Keynesian Have?

We're A Me-me-me Generation. We're Borrowing The Savings Of Every Nation In The World. We're ... Piling Up A Big Tab. Now, I May Think We're Too Big To Have A Run On Us. You May Think That. But It's Possible That God Does Not.

The Problem Is No Longer That With Every Pair Of Hands That Comes Into The World There Comes A Hungry Stomach. Rather It Is That, Attached To Those Hands Are Sharp Elbows.

If We Made An Income Pyramid Out Of A Child's Blocks, With Each Layer Portraying $1,000 Of Income, The Peak Would Be Far Higher Than The Eiffel Tower, But Almost All Of Us Would Be Within A Yard Of The Ground.