A capitalist economy is inherently uncertain. We cannot know... - Hyman Minsky

"A capitalist economy is inherently uncertain. We cannot know the future, so financial markets are always speculative."

Hyman Minsky Courage

Economist Theorist American 1919–1996

More from Hyman Minsky

"Stability is destabilizing."

"The economy is not a machine, it is an evolving complex system."

"In a world of uncertainty and changing institutions, the forward-looking behavior of economic units depends on the state of long-term expectations."

"Capitalism is a flawed system, but it is the system we have."

"Never let fear stop you from chasing your dreams."

"Courage is being afraid but doing it anyway."

"Sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do."

"Sometimes you have to be the monster to stop the monsters."