Ben Bernanke's Sage Advice to New Grads

Speaking to Princeton's Class of 2013, Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke gave his top 10 suggestions for new graduates about to embark on their careers.
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[@swarajkumar1758]

you are right man , #‎BenBernanke‬ is the hero that US doesn't deserve but the one it needs badly . He's a silent economist , a employment protector . A Dark Knight and also my mentor .

[@galahgl]

If you don't have any money, it is because neither you nor any of your forbears have never worked hard or smart enough to be wealthy. It is not the fault of rich people that you are not wealthy. It is not your place to use government tyranny to use their hard earned money for your benefit. Jealousy of the wealth of other will only drive you to depression and despair. Instead, emulate successful people. Then perhaps your children will be "lucky" too.

[@tsorso]

How can such a public person get that nervous in a speech

[@s13iLLuminati]

Best comment I've read on youtube in a while! Right on!

[@galahgl]

I'm Not defending Bernake, but Thomas Jefferson was a notoriously shy person. He hated public speaking and was never very good at it.

[@Hoghish]

He's a puppet people, relax.

[@Grero]

Why is it right that he can print money but I can't?