Recommended reading: Marc Levinson's "An Extraordinary Time - The End of the Postwar Boom and the Return of the Ordinary Economy" or my title: Why leaders try variations of the same thing and wonder why it fails every time. Link to Barnes and Nobel book store.
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Societal Structure Issues
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American Fair Trade - Just Like China, Japan, and India -
An Old Idea of Patriotism - Paying Your Fair Share -
Corporate Taxes Inadequately Tax Foreigners and Off-shore Accounts -
Economic Renormalization Required by industrialization -
Eliminating Corporate Taxes Through Dividends -
Fluid Capital - Unmovable People -
From Feudalism to Mercantilism - the path to real wealth -
High School - The New Junior College -
I, Robot, Promise to Pay All My Taxes -
Increasing Productivity - That's Our Job -
Increasing Worker Productivity Through Required National Service -
Laissez Faire for the Middle Class -
Leapfrogging Chinese Manufacturing -
Maintenance As A Line Item - An Adam Smith Idea -
Many Wealthy Elites Hate Economic Planning - Why? -
Marathoning as an Analogy to Long-term Economic Planning -
No Consumers - No Capitalism -
Nothing Changes Without a Crisis -
One Court Decision in India did Away With Drug Intellectual Property -
Open Trade Borders Should Not Be Negotiated by Corporations -
Productivity and Wealth and Consumption -
Sec. of Small Business - a Cabinet Level Position -
Stewardship of the Earth -
Taxing Robots Saves Capitalism -
The Most Imortant Job is the One Done With Pride -
The Opposite of Feudalism is Democracy -
The Very Wealthy are Very Bad Investors -
The Wealthy Borrowed Money from the Middle-Class and Blew It -
Trade Deficit as a Path to Consumer Destruction -
Welfare State Minimizes Consumption