Now, Are You Ready to Learn about Economics?

by Lyndon H. LaRouche Jr.

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0943235189
• ISBN13: 9780943235189
• Release Date: January 2000
• Publisher: Eir News Service
• Length: 254 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.

Customer Reviews

A truly great man

LaRouche was right! LaRouche was right! LaRouche was right! Are people finally going to admit the truth about this man? He forcasted (using his own LaRouch/Riemann method) that the entire world economy would collapse unless we created a new financial system. He started saying this in 1971! Well, here we are... All of the so-called experts and economists, including that idiot - Allen Greenspan were wrong and LaRouche was right. Instead of being open-minded, most Americans went along - like stupid sheep - and followed what the "experts" in the media were telling us about economics. Many people laughed and ridiculed LaRouche and said: "Ha-ha, LaRouche is a nut. America is the riches country on earth! Our economy is not collapsing." So my question is: are the anti-LaRouche fanatics going to give-up, swallow thier pride, and admit that they were completly wrong and LaRouche was completly right? O.K. Americans: Stop being stupid. Turn off your reality T.V. show and go to larouchepac dot com and learn something for a change; It's a matter of life-or-death.

MARRY ME!

LaRouche is so awesome. I sacrifice 100 emus to Abreham Lincoln to ensure his being president (LaRouche, not Lincoln because he kowtowed to the British banks to finance the war). This man is a genious. I dropped out of skool because all I ever needed to learn I learned from this book. Marry me Lyndon LaRouche! We are doomed if LaRouche does not become president. Doooomed. Better yet, LaRouche for God. In 2008.

A Unique Approach to the Economy

Lyndon LaRouche offers a unique approach to economic analysis. Instead of measuring economic strength by financial and monetary aggregates (the price any fool is willing to pay for real estate or stock in a "bubble" market, or the amount of green slips of paper any government is willing to print out to keep those bubbles inflated) he measures it by what is happening to the physical economy (construction of rail systems, power plants, water ways, machine-tool production and consumption, and agricultural yeild).And, instead of approaching the economy the way that an accountant would (focusing on immediate costs and benefits without looking at hidden costs or long-term consequences), he approaches the economy as a scientist and a poet would, by asking what the underlying axioms are that drive current economic policy decisions -- and where must those axioms and policies will lead us over the next 25-year interval.This gives his work a refreshing dose of reality that is missing from other books on this topic. If, in the 90s, you thought dot coms were sustainable and if you thought, in 2000, that Enron was a good place to put a chunk of your life savings, you should have been reading LaRouche to avoid being taken for a ride -- and fleeced of your cash. But, as LaRouche points out, this is all part of a much bigger and long-term picture.What LaRouche has to say about the current state of the global economy is even more important than what he has said before. And the stakes in the heist that is currently underway are far greater than those for any particular household, tragic as that would be. You should read this book.

AMAZING!

What a remarkable piece of absolute genious. I have a new found hope after reading this book written by one of the most profound (and correct) economists, philosophers, and scientists of our time, Lyndon LaRouche.

Abolutely brilliant achievement

Lyndon LaRouche completely shattered all my previous feelings about the man. Not only does the book authoritatively demonstrate a way out of our financial crisis, it demonstrates that there is an American System of Political Economy that is not capitalism or communism--and it works. Adam Smith, Karl Marx, step aside: make plenty of room for the economics genius of our time!