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[F]inancial markets can be considered one of the great wonders of the world.

— Henry Kaufman On Money and Markets (2000)

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What fascinated me about Drucker, and still does, is how he infuses his broad perspective on business issues with philosophical and historical considerations.

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[G]ood bankers understand the shortcomings of accounting and know how to correct for them.

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The current plethora of instant interpretations tends to emphasize the near-term without adequate regard for longer-term objectives. The problem is compounded by the compressed time scales within which business and government function.

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