Wealth And Poverty Philosopher Prints

'Nice try!'

US dollar perched on fragile house of cards.

Tempest in a Teapot

'. . .actually I'm not a real Guru, I was forced up here originally by the property prices.'

'I'm worried about all these unemployed. They're still on our payroll'

'Maximising shareholder value doesn't count.'

"I can't understand it, we did quite well in the first three quarters.

'You can't fire me! I'm too big to fail!'

"The problem with capitalism is the unequal sharing of wealth. The problem with socialism is the equal sharing of wealth..."

Unconditional Surrender

'They're just a few bored students with some vague ideology. They'll be gone and forgotten in no time.'

'Some think we economic forecasters speak a lot of Mumbo Jumbo'

'Of course, in the long term we're all extinct.'

World Economics

You would have to work decades to make what many CEO's do in an hour.

"This 'laying up treasures in heaven' thing - Is it some kind of tax dodge or what?"

'The economy today got a boost from Alan Greenspan, who said it's O.K. to be irrationally exuberant.'

"If that income is personal, why do I have to tell you about it"?

Insecurity hits Wall Street

Ireland and its Celtic Tiger request some donations

'Less spare change under the cushion is my leading economic indicator!'

A happy poor man is given money by a rich man and is no longer happy.

Teaching evolution in the business schools.

The rich, the poor and the terrorist...

We've been coming here for decades, but I still don't understand their idea that the richest person is the one with the most money.

'I believe in the free enterprise system. I haven't paid for anything in the past 27 years...'

Nasty, Shady, and Gruesome equal Massive potential profits

Taming the beast of the free market...

"Sir - it appears you and a few others have 98% of all the money that presently exists in America...nobody has the money to buy anything."

Recession - A Zen Mindfulness Retreat

"Ted's been down in the dumps since they started giving greed a bad name."

'It's true that money can't buy everything, Caldwell, but it's not healthy to dwell on it.'

'Can Mr. Sloan call you back? He's taking time to stop and smell the profits.'

Road to Recovery: Snakes and Ladders.

Poor man and rich man