I Put Forward A Pretty General Theory

If We Care About Universal Principles Such As Freedom, Democracy And The Rule Of Law, We Cannot Leave Them To The Care Of Market Forces; We Must Establish Some Other Institutions To Safeguard Them.

I Think There's A Lot Of Merit In An International Economy And Global Markets, But They're Not Sufficient Because Markets Don't Look After Social Needs.

It's Not Whether You're Right Or Wrong That's Important, But How Much Money You Make When You're Right And How Much You Lose When You're Wrong

It Is Credit That Matters, Not Money (in Other Words, Monetarism Is A False Ideology).

Esperanto Was A Very Useful Language, Because Wherever You Went, You Found Someone To Speak With.