Money Quote by Michael Crichton

“It occurred to him that thinking like this could explain why, even after all the jobs he'd pulled, he rarely had much money in…

— Dennis Lehane

“He was finding it ruinously expensive to be rich.”

— Robert A. Heinlein

“Like all human beings, he thought money could by whatever he wanted.”

— Paulo Coelho

“To exploit is to take undue advantage of someone else’s need, whether that be unfair wages paid or unfair prices charged. I have just…

— Robert Peate

“He was in a beastly hole. But decency demanded that he shouldn't act in panic. He had a mechanical, normal panic that made him…

— Ford Madox Ford

“Perhaps he has confused making money with freedom.”

— John Charles Chasteen

“A real man—a financier—was never a tool. He used tools. He created. He led. Clearly,”

— Theodore Dreiser

“I knew in my bones that while it could do good, the money could also do harm. Greed burns everything on its path.”

— Grégoire Delacourt

“The time, then, had come for him to poison himself so that an economic monopoly could be kept alive, a sprawling, interplan empire from…

— Philip K. Dick

“He'd racketed around the world, collecting pirate's booty and investing it. Rather surprisingly, money made money.”

— Eloisa James

“Like many business men of genius he learned that free competition was wasteful, monopoly efficient.”

— Mario Puzo

“All things considered, he stuck to his basic attitude of enjoying wealth by knowing that he had it, rather than by making a great…

— Stefan Zweig