The Golden Key to Continuous Prosperity: How to Vote Yourself a Tax Break Without Any Reduction in Government Revenue

Continuous prosperity can be within our grasp - provided we institute the simple economic reform fully documented in these pages. This is what this book promises: v Most readers will get a tax break v Absolutely no taxes on produced things v All land-sites would be used productively v No diminution at all in government revenues It sounds almost too good to be true, but these four benefits have already occurred whenever it has been tried in actual practice. This is important - a proposal must be not only simple and logical, but tested. Prospective readers should know that there is a veritable mountain of empirical evidence proving each of these four points - see chapter three. Much more hard empirical evidence is available, but uppermost in the author's mind was the readability of this book. Heavy subject, light treatment. You be the judge. If this simple proposal is not enacted, then America and the other democracies in the world will slowly tax themselves into "benevolent" dictatorship (no doubt still called democracy) and socialism (probably called compassion). It's happening already. Free enterprise can't work without it and will soon disappear. You should know that literally hundreds of well-known historical figures and urban experts have endorsed this proposal - see chapter five. You could know what they know? To find out what this proposal is, you will have to read the book. Suffice it to say here that there is a good tax that actually promotes the economy, even if the revenue it produces is thrown away If this book's proposal can accomplish the above four benefits, this book then is truly epochal. The proposal becomes the most important idea since the beginning of human history. Simplicity and readability - these have been the watchwords of the author while writing this book. He has not found it necessary to obfuscate. It has been his primary intention to make this book not only vitally important but a joy to read - no jargon allowed.

Author: Steven B. Cord
Publisher: Authorhouse
Published: 02/14/2005
Pages: 168
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.56lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.39d
ISBN13: 9781420829044
ISBN10: 1420829041
BISAC Categories:
- Business & Economics | Personal Finance | General

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