Every Good Cause Is Worth

An Intriguing Paradox Of The 1990s Is That It Isn't Called A Decade Of Greed.

I Spent The Four Years I Was An Undergraduate Working On The Beach. And It Wasn't Because I Was Lazy; It Was Because My Freshman Class Would Go To A Hundred Different Employers And Wouldn't Get A Nibble.

Economics Never Was A Dismal Science. It Should Be A Realistic Science.

There Is Something In People; You Might Even Call It A Little Bit Of A Gambling Instinct… I Tell People Investing Should Be Dull. It Shouldn't Be Exciting. Investing Should Be More Like Watching Paint Dry Or Watching Grass Grow. If You Want Excitement, Take $800 And Go To Las Vegas.

Thousands Of Important And Intelligent Men Have Never Been Able To Grasp The Principle Of Comparative Advantage Or Believe It Even After It Was Explained To Them