Economics

	Guide US On The Right Path By: Abron S. Toure Price: $10.95 Quantity in Basket: none ISBN: 978-1-60862-401-0 Edition: Paperback, 120 Pages Publication Date: June 4, 2012
Guides US on the Right Path is a compilation of articles. Put together in book form for the purpose of demonstrating the author’s consistent social and political leanings over a period of time. The nuances of each piece in this context suggest a bit of the prophetic nature of the writings. The significance is even more noteworthy because of the contemporary implications. To this extent the author has strong convictions and is happy to stand behind the validity of all chapters. There is an additional inference. A highlighted belief, we as individual and the United States of America as a country go through critical points in development and that now as a people and a country we live in such a time. As in all cases we hope for the best knowing things are not perfect. The general credo of the book describes the path traveled has a heavy dependency on a lofty interpretation of grace and the significant role it plays in the overall guidance of all things. Interesting enough Chapter 17, “The Vedic Eight” weighed heavily inspiring the assembling of the collection. As much as the underlying points of this section have merit the chapter now holds the weakest place in regards to the confidence level about the accuracy of the theme from a prophetic standpoint. Please take time to read these articles and I pray the true meaning finds its way into your heart.
	Government Economic Report An Intelligence Officer’s Viewpoint By: Mohammed M. Hunafa Price: $8.95 Quantity in Basket: none ISBN: 978-1-60862-389-1 Edition: Paperback, 33 Pages Publication Date: April 23, 2012
Government Economic Report provides a hard look into how America is allocating economy dollars for its own advancement as well as other nations. This book brings to the forefront some of the information on what most would not readily have found by other sources. It relates to the reader from the standpoint of an intelligence report. As an intelligence officer, the author believes he is duty bound to work in the interest of national security and it has been deemed by those he serves that this report directly to the American people needed to be done. It will help you each live better informed and be able to make intelligent decisions in your everyday lives. You will know what your country has stock in and how it directly affects your individual life.
	“An Enormous, Immensely Complicated Intervention” Price: $14.95 Quantity in Basket: none ISBN: 978-1-59824-833-3 Edition: Paperback, 256 Pages Publication Date: August 26, 2008
Groundfish, The New England Fishery Management Council, and the World Fisheries Crisis By: Spencer Apollonio and Jacob J. Dykstra This book reviews the fisheries of New England – “the poster child of mismanagement” – since 1977. It finds that many of the explanations offered for the New England problems are incorrect or irrelevant or counterproductive. It suggests that the problems lie in two general categories: first, the legislative and administrative context of management; and second and more serious, fundamental issues concerning fishing technologies, and lack of effective effort control strategies and an operational hypothesis of the dynamics of marine ecosystems. These latter issues are not confined to New England, but are inherent in most marine fisheries wherever they may be found. The book suggests a new concept for benign and selective fishing technologies, and it recommends a thorough review and analysis of the efficacy of effort control concepts. It proposes a management strategy based upon the hierarchical concept of ecosystems that could eliminate many of the current problems of management.
	Save Your Financial Self Avoid Financial Mistakes By: Kirk Allen Price: $10.95 Quantity in Basket: none ISBN: 978-1-59824-447-2 Edition: Paperback, 124 Pages Publication Date: February 20, 2007 Other Editions: Adobe Ebook (read on computer only)
The ideas formulated in this book were born from inquisitive students in my high school business classes over the many years I’ve taught. Some asked simple questions like, “How do I save money on groceries?” While other questions required a bit more elaboration; “How do I invest my money so that it will grow for my retirement?” It was my pleasure to aid my students in their effort to acquire information for a prosperous and plentiful future. The first step to financial success starts with a four-letter word. SAVE! What word were you thinking of? Everyone needs to SAVE! Financial problems or issues do not discriminate. Minorities, single parents, females and the less educated save the least. Now, envision if your situation is the four headed monster; a single, minority, female that’s not well educated. Life can be very hard for a person in this situation. Please do what is necessary to improve your life. Choose substance over style. Style changes, however, substance remains. Substantive materials or substantive individuals have a longer shelf life and perhaps it may improve your life situation. If you haven’t started saving, what are you waiting for?
	The Role and Obligations of Accountants in the Development of Nigeria Chike C. Udemezue, Ph.D. Price: $10.95 Quantity in Basket: none ISBN: 978-1-59824-424-3 Edition: Paperback, 118 Pages Publication Date: December 31, 2006 Other Editions: Adobe Ebook (read on computer only)
This book addresses the challenges that influence the way members of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria organize themselves and what guides their work. Occupational interests, societal needs, the dictates of regulatory frameworks, and the constraints of the International Federation of Accountants affect the professional choices of any accountant, but the perception of Nigeria’s accountants was that personal values had a greater influence on their attitudes toward their work than the desire for job satisfaction. The theme that emerged from the qualitative data was that family, ethnic, religious, and tribal ties were often more important to this group than professional activities. Nigerian accountants, then, experience different problems and face different challenges from those in the developed economies of Europe, United Kingdom countries, North and South America, and Asia. This study will present observations and recommendations that will impact the social change processes of Nigeria and other developing countries as they move toward their national and economic development goals.
	8 EZ Steps to Financial Success By: William Cristo Jr., MD, J.D. Price: $8.95 Quantity in Basket: none ISBN: 1-59824-304-7 Edition: Paperback, 48 Pages Publication Date: July 11, 2006 Other Editions: Adobe Ebook (read on computer only)
Using practical experience and discussions with numerous patients, doctors, and attorneys, as well as the Wall Street Journal, I have pieced together a workingman's guide to financial matters. It is written in a simplified manner which is easy to understand and without any technical jargon. It is compiled in a matter such that one can address any problem in any order, yet be fully informed by the time one reaches the end of the book. The object is to increase your wealth while not starving to death or depriving yourself of the pleasures of life. However, you may have to give up that daily $3.00 cup of Starbucks™ coffee for a cheaper blend OR go to Starbucks less often.
	Real Biz Basics - Volume I By: Terry J. Myers Price: $14.95 Quantity in Basket: none ISBN: 1-59824-278-4 Edition: Paperback, 149 Pages Publication Date: July 6, 2006 Other Editions: Adobe Ebook (read on computer only)
A Compilation of “You Wanna Know What?” InfoGuides Life’s journey isn’t easy to travel and the obstacles can feel insurmountable. Along the way we need to make decisions regarding business, employment, savings, education, and family. As I grew older throughout the years, my experiences were quite challenging and as I look back over my life now, I wish that someone had guided me through some of it. In retrospect, many of the decisions that I made earlier in life were based on inadequate or incorrect information. Decisions that affected my career, family, and money could have had very different results if only I knew then what I know now. Many instructors find our Real Biz Basics InfoGuides very helpful as tools for classroom discussion. If you’re mentoring adults or youth groups, you’ll want to use our InfoGuides as instructional aids. All content material is researched thoroughly using reliable expert resources. “What is a 401k?” “What are Stocks and Bonds?” “How to Look for a Job?” “What are Mutual Funds?” “How to Prepare an Effective Cover Letter?” “What is Asset Allocation?” “How to Buy a Personal Computer?” “What is an IRA?” “How to Start an On-Line Business?” “What are the Basics to Buying a Home?” “What is Investment Risk?” “How to Write an Impressive Resumé?” “How to Check Your Credit?” “How to Finance a Home?” “How to Prepare for an Interview?”
	Take Your Credit Back! By: Bobby Cochran Price: $4.95 Quantity in Basket: none Edition: Adobe Ebook, 842K 128 Pages Publication Date: March 31, 2006 Other Editions: Paperback
Take Your Credit Back! is a book to that is filled with excellent information and advice on how to maintain your budget and keep a good credit rating. And if you are suffering from a bad credit rating, or can’t get credit at all, this book will tell you how to solve those problems as well.
	Equal Shares Income Plan Desirable Whole Economics By: Robert V. Achen Price: $8.95 Quantity in Basket: none ISBN: 1-59824-092-7 Edition: Paperback, 116 Pages Publication Date: November 2005 Other Editions: Adobe Ebook
Equal Shares Income Plan (ESIP) describes how if you made less than $85,226 as a qualifying household last year, you are not getting your fair equal share of national income, which you deserve as a citizen of the United States of America. The Equal Shares Income Plan is founded on a new theoretical economic philosophy called Desirable Whole Economics (DWE). DWE is contrasted with the outdated Scarcity Economics (SE) theory which has prevailed in the western world for the past 300 years. SE theory is described as personal profit making theory, the “dog eat dog”, “I’ll take it out of your mouth and put it in my mouth,” selfish economics that breeds contempt on the part of a rich few for the overwhelming majority of poor people. Desirable Whole Economics (DWE) explains why the personal profit making system (SE) must inevitably bring about inequality in income and wealth, and anti democratic social practices. Indeed, it explains why in the long run the personal profit making system must come to an end. This book also introduces the Stooper family and their system of family values, as a basis for national planning and policy making. DWE emphasizes the importance of each individual to society. In DWE the janitor at the Carlyle Hotel is as important as the president of the United States.
	What’s the Difference Between Bankers and Counterfeiters? By: William F. Hixson Price: $17.95 Quantity in Basket: none ISBN: 1-59824-060-9 Edition: Paperback, 320 Pages Publication Date: September 30, 2005 Other Editions: Adobe Ebook (read on computer only)
What’s the Difference Between Bankers and Counterfeiters? Answer #1: Very little difference. The principal business of counterfeiters and bankers alike is the creation of money out of bits of paper and ink. Answer #2: Great big difference. Bankers create enormous amounts of money and prosper; counterfeiters create only piddling amounts of money and go to prison. What's wrong with this scenario is not that money creation by counterfeiters is outlawed but that money creation by bankers is not. The creation of money is a proper function not of individuals or private corporations but of government. Above all what needs to be stopped is the current practice of the government letting bankers create money, borrowing it from them, and paying them interest on it, instead of the government creating interest-free money for itself. That’s idiotic. Read more about it in this revealing book.
	A Matter Of Interest By: William F. Hixson Price: $17.95 Quantity in Basket: none ISBN: 1-59824-037-4 Edition: Paperback, 304 Pages Publication Date: June 30, 2005 Other Editions: Adobe Ebook (read on computer only)
Reexamining Money, Debt, and Real Economic Growth William Hixson’s A Matter of Interest is a good example of the important contribution that an independent scholar can make to a subject where the professionals have become dependent on an orthodoxy which has been highly insensitive to criticism. Hixson’s position is that the dynamics of debt creates a strong tendency for an increasing burden on a society which looks as if it can only be corrected by occasional catastrophe. There is much historical evidence to support this thesis. It represents an important tradition in economics, going back to Henry Simons and to Irving Fisher, which has been strangely neglected by the profession. Professional economists will find some things in this book with which they will disagree, but the general thesis presents a very important challenge to them, and this is a work that should be taken very seriously.                                                               Kenneth E. Boulding                                                               Distinguished Professor of Economics                                                               University of Colorado at Boulder In A Matter of Interest William Hixson presents a very interesting analysis of our economic systems. Hixson’s analysis is highly original, well written, and comprehensible even for readers not well versed in economics. His frequent references to the great thinkers in economics give the argument a lot of depth.                                                               Robert Guttmann                                                               Professor of Economics                                                               Hofstra University                                                               Hempstead, NY
	Triumph Of The Bankers By: William F. Hixson Price: $16.95 Quantity in Basket: none ISBN: 1-932701-91-5 Edition: Paperback, 209 Pages Publication Date: February 28, 2005 Other Editions: Adobe Ebook (read on computer only)
Money and Banking in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries “...the government could have been debt free long before 1914, could have saved billions of dollars in interest, and could have had billions remaining for public improvements or for reductions in taxes. But the bankers triumphed over common sense and the public interest: banks created money apace, and the government created none. A more inane and shameful abnegation of government power is hardly imaginable.”                                                               William F. Hixson This book discusses crucial monetary events in Colonial America, the United States, and Great Britain over the period 1690 to 1914. It explains some general characteristics of money and its function, the impracticality and undesirability of a gold or silver standard, and how a change in the quantity of money affects the total output of an economy and the level of prices of goods and services. It argues that by 1914 bankers had virtually complete control of the money-creation process and that this was largely the cause of the cataclysm of 1929 and the ensuing years. It contends that the system is still in effect.                                                               Journal of Economic Literature                                                               Vol.32, No. 1, March 1994 Anyone who seeks to understand “the preposterous financial system” which evolved after 1690 cannot do better than to start here. Hixson interweaves economic history with evaluations of theories of the leading economists starting with Adam Smith... The chapters on the financing of the American Revolution and the Civil War are particularly fascinating.                                                               Dr. John H. Hotson                                                               Department of Economics                                                               University of Waterloo,                                                               Ontario