I wrote Spread The Wealth: More Haves, Fewer Have-nots to provide solutions to current problems in public policy and economics. Elections in the United States bring political change to Washington, but too often, economic policies remain the same.

The intent of this economic policy book is to promote the formation of great public policy through a Renaissance in modern economic thought. The work supports the historically successful key elements of free trade, stable currency and private property rights. These philosophies have been espoused by philosophers  such as Plato, Aristotle, Adam Smith, David Ricardo, Ludwig von Mises, Fredrich Hayek and Milton Friedman. Unfortunately, this wisdom has been replaced by econometric modeling and ignorance.
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The book, Spread The Wealth, requires action – simply reading the book is not enough.

The first sentence of the United States Constitution begins with, “We the people.” Citizens must become actively involved in the formation of public policy. Jefferson stated, “the greatest threat to democracy is ignorance.”  After reading  the book, visit and educate your Member of Congress: demand reform.

1.  Buy it

2.  Read it

3.  Act on it