We're A Me-me-me Generation. We're Borrowing The

Profits Are The Lifeblood Of The Economic System, The Magic Elixir Upon Which Progress And All Good Things Depend Ultimately. But One Man's Lifeblood Is Another Man's Cancer.

Economists Are Said To Disagree Too Much But In Ways That Are Too Much Alike: If Eight Sleep In The Same Bed, You Can Be Sure That, Like Eskimos, When They Turn Over, They'll All Turn Over Together.

Two Factors Explain Our Success. One, Mit's Renaissance After World War Ii As A Federally Supported Research Resource. Two, The Mathematical Revolution In Macro- And Micro-economic Theory And Statistics. This Was Overdue And Inevitable, Mit Was The Logical Place For It To Flourish.

Reasonable Men Are Not Reasonable When You're In The Bubbles Which Have Characterized Capitalism Since The Beginning Of Time.

Self-deception Ultimately Explains Japan's Plight. The Japanese Have Never Accepted That Change Is In Their Interest - And Not Merely A Response To U.s. Criticism.