“Berkshire Hathaway could not have been built to its present status without Charlie's inspiration, wisdom and participation.”

“If Charlie and I disagree, usually we end up by deciding not to do anything, which is fine. There are all kinds of things in this world we don't have an opinion on.”

Buffett's characterization of how he and Munger work together; documents the partnership.

“Charlie shoved me in the direction of not just buying bargains, as Ben Graham had taught me. This was the real impact he had on me. It took a powerful force to move me on from Graham's limiting views. It was the power of Charlie's mind.”

Buffett crediting Munger with moving him from 'cigar-butt' investing toward quality businesses.

“A partner ideally is capable of working alone. You can be a dominant partner, subordinate partner, or an always collaborative equal partner. I've done all three.”

Munger's own words on partnership — the archive's other partnership quotes are Buffett speaking about him.

“Somebody asked us once what was the best investment we ever made, and I answered the fee we paid to the executive recruiter to find Ajit Jain.”