This accessible book expands on the ideas found in the authors’ previous books: Master of Illusion, Prevention and Crisis Management, Democracy and Its Elected Enemies, and Inclusive Economic
Theory. The authors employ inclusive economic theory to emphasize the negative impact of government involvement in economic and international affairs. They instead advocate for globalism based
on liberal principles such as business competition, free enterprise, and limited government. Writing in plain language for undergraduates and non-experts, they explain the causes and
ramifications of the 2008 financial crisis, review developments in the global economy since 2008, and present a framework for sustainable prosperity in the future. A sense of humor is evident
with chapter titles such as “Macroeconomic Miasma” and “Treadmill of Regulation.” Annotation ©2015 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)
