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Stop and Think
Daniel Wentland
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Sozialwissenschaften, Recht, Wirtschaft / Wirtschaft
Beschreibung
The answers exist for helping individuals achieve a better lifestyle. However, they are buried under the political mindset that the key to economic prosperity is by embracing the ideology of big government, and by promoting a never-ending list of social programs.Distributing economic handouts through political programs is not an effective way to help an individual live a fulfilling life, it only creates government dependency, and make no mistake about it, dependency and government control is the desired outcome of those who promote government as the answer.On the other hand, the principles of the economic way of thinking focus upon the realization that providing an economic hand up is the only way to establish an environment where individuals are free to pursue their dreams and help others achieve a fulfilling life. Embedded within the economic way of thinking is the realization that increases in productivity result in more output and income. Bottom line, the information in the book helps the reader to understand economic facts and debunk myths.ENDORSEMENT:"e;Hooray to Daniel Wentland for demystifying genuine economics and the impact on today's society. Productivity is the ultimate engine of growth in the global economy and Wentland demonstrates how people can be the drivers of economic success. This book is a must-read for skeptics and enthusiasts alike!"e; - Lorena Mathien, SUNY Buffalo State.
