No nation was ever ruined by generosity.
We can all live on a little; we can all thrive on enough.
The economy is like weather; self-discipline is like clothing.
Borrow and lend — you’ll have friends no end.
The economy is a Hydra; work is a Hercules.
If you don’t like the returns you’ve gotten on penny stocks, invest in time shares.
All it takes to inspire another young American to max out a credit card is a trip to Washington DC.
An economy occurs as soon as someone wants what someone else has.
The economy is the social network we choose by default.
A shopper without a price anchor is like a shopper with ten million dollars; both will pay too much for too little.
The economy exists within our emotions; anxiety and hope rule the attribution of value.
In modern economies records have replaced relationships.
Modern Thought Proverbs, Aphorisms and Epigrams 