Eloquence: The New Economics

By Vincent Mountjoy-Pepka

Book Overview

Abraham Lincoln's wisdom plus that of other past leaders are applied to the present day crisis of skyrocketing 'borrow and spend" U.S. federal budget deficits, the projected bankruptcy of the Social Security system, and the ever expanding multi-trillion dollar federal debt. The result is Eloquence: The New Economics. This astonishing book contains completely original and simple economic plans, which if enacted into law by Congress will result in accomplishing all of the following: A Permanent U.S. Federal Budget Surplus (both on and off budget) Full Funding and Permanent Solvency for the Social Security Trust Elimination of Income Taxes on Working Americans Increased Payments to Current Social Security Recipients A U.S. International Trade Surplus Prevent the Collapse of the U.S. Dollar in the 2020s

Within the pages of this single book you will read how all the above can be accomplished without Congress raising personal or corporate income taxes, cutting current spending or causing inflation.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0595374174
• ISBN13: 9780595374175
• Release Date: December 2005
• Publisher: iUniverse
• Length: 324 Pages
• Weight: 1.05 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

The Economic Plan of the New Millennium

"Eloquence: The New Economics" contains completely original and simple economic plans, which if enacted into law by Congress will result in all of the following without raising taxes, cutting current spending or causing inflation: A Permanent U.S. Federal Budget Surplus (both on and off budget); Full Funding and Permanent Solvency for the Social Security Trust; Elimination of Income Taxes on Working Americans; Increased Payments to Current Social Security Recipients; An Ongoing U.S. International Trade Surplus; A Practical End to Counterfeiting; Prevent the Collapse of the U.S. Dollar by the 2020s; Insure the Future Value of U.S. Treasuries; The simple plans presented in "Eloquence: The New Economics" are illustrated for the United States government but they can be just as easily applied to achieve the same equitable results by any other democratic government in the world. Vincent Mountjoy-Pepka