Rediscovering Values: On Wall Street, Main Street, and Your Street Characters

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Jim Wallis

Jim Wallis is the credible speaker in the text. He was incentivized to pen the text after attending the ‘World Economic Forum’ (2009).

CNN Journalists

They are foremost partakers in ‘the World Economic Forum’ where they pose the question ‘When will this crisis be over?’ which Wallis considers a faulty query.

Gandhi

He is the original proposer of ‘Seven Deadly Sins’ which Wallis cites to elucidate the underpinning of the scandalous Economic catastrophe (2008 -2009).

Tony Blair

He is a “former British prime minister” who graces the ‘World Economic Forum’ ( 2009) and applauds Wallis’ spiritual viewpoint of the Economic watershed.

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