One Man's Consumption Becomes His Neighbor's Wish.

The Shortcomings Of Economics Are Not Original Error But Uncorrected Obsolescence. The Obsolescence Has Occurred Because What Is Convenient Has Become Sacrosanct. Anyone Who Attacks Such Ideas Must Seem To Be A Trifle Self-confident And Even Aggressive. The Man Who Makes His Entry By Leaning Against An Infirm Door Gets An Unjustified Reputation For Violence. Something Is To Be Attributed To The Poor State Of The Door.

Every Corner Of The Public Psyche Is Canvassed By Some Of The Most Talented Citizens To See If The Desire For Some Merchandisable Product Can Be Cultivated.

The Enemy Of The Conventional Wisdom Is Not Ideas But The March Of Events.

Nothing Is More Portable Than Rich People And Their Money

The Process By Which Banks Create Money Is So Simple That The Mind Is Repelled.