A Pragmatic Design for a Sustainable Economy

A PRAGMATIC DESIGN FOR A SUSTAINABLE ECONOMY is an original plan for economic recovery that takes us beyond the platitudes of the political parties.

If you’re tired of hearing the clichés of “cut taxes and deregulate business” from the Republicans and “spend more money on education and infrastructure” from the Democrats, then you will find the ideas in this book worth considering.

The book begins by exploding 21 Economic Myths that are the traditional orthodoxies of the economists that advise the Democrat and Republican parties.

The Democrats’ economic policies are designed to increase taxes on the private sector in order to fund big-government bureaucracies that promote economically deficient projects like “bullet trains” and “green energy.”

Republican economic policies are designed to cut taxes and deregulate business, creating a pirate economy in which corrupt “too big to fail” corporations run amok defrauding their investors and cheating their employees and customers.

This book rejects the failed economic premises of BOTH political parties, proposing to replace them with new economic policies designed to create prosperity in the 21st Century. The book proposes 20 well-considered Actions for a Sustainable Economy that can be taken immediately to restore stability to the following sectors of our economy:


I. Sustainable Employment

II. Sustainable Wages

III. Sustainable Foreign Trade

IV. Sustainable Immigration

V. Sustainable Banking

VI. Sustainable Stock Markets

VII. Sustainable Taxes

VIII. Sustainable Workfare

IX. Sustainable Healthcare

X. Sustainable Government

XI. Sustainable Personal Finance

A Pragmatic Design for a Sustainable Economy should challenge everyone to expand their economic thinking and motivate us to enact the 20 Actions for a Sustainable Economy into law.