The Gold Way To Freedom and Prosperity
Business & Finance, Economics, Money & Monetary Policy, Business Reference, Government & Business
| Author: | Dimitry Krasil | ISBN: | 9780463889107 |
| Publisher: | Dimitry Krasil | Publication: | June 18, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Dimitry Krasil |
| ISBN: | 9780463889107 |
| Publisher: | Dimitry Krasil |
| Publication: | June 18, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Do you still think that Governments serve ordinary people? Think again, and “Gold Way to Freedom and Prosperity” by Dimitry Krasil is going to be a big help.
The goal of this book is to take a closer look at the modern monetary system and to reveal its most glaring contradictions. This “before and after” approach will show you, the reader, that what you perceive and use as money is designed in such a way that the wealth created by the economy truly benefits only large banks and multinational corporations.
However during the times of the Gold Standard it was the other way around: the system was put in place to benefit the actual wealth creators - the workers, who later became pensioners and state benefactors. Storing wealth in times of the Gold Standard was supposed to be a straightforward and pleasant task. One could plan one’s future for decades to come; the family fortune was secured behind the massive bank vault doors. Paraphrasing Du Bose Heyward’s lyric for the famous George Gershwin song, “living was easy.”
“Gold Way to Freedom and Prosperity” is a compelling narrative discerning the reason behind the double standards of the post-”Nixon shock” banking system. The book will uncover the exact reasons why unemployment was practically nonexistent before the 20th century, why now it is a prevalent factor of the world’s economic layout, and what needs to be done to eradicate it.
But the most important aspect of the book is the realization that none of the paradigms the book explores has to remain unchanged and, surprisingly, the big banks and the working class may (and should) coexist peacefully under the decentralized currency umbrella. I will show you a few tweaks that may be easily performed with even a loose consensus between parties so that the world begins to heal itself.
Do you still think that Governments serve ordinary people? Think again, and “Gold Way to Freedom and Prosperity” by Dimitry Krasil is going to be a big help.
The goal of this book is to take a closer look at the modern monetary system and to reveal its most glaring contradictions. This “before and after” approach will show you, the reader, that what you perceive and use as money is designed in such a way that the wealth created by the economy truly benefits only large banks and multinational corporations.
However during the times of the Gold Standard it was the other way around: the system was put in place to benefit the actual wealth creators - the workers, who later became pensioners and state benefactors. Storing wealth in times of the Gold Standard was supposed to be a straightforward and pleasant task. One could plan one’s future for decades to come; the family fortune was secured behind the massive bank vault doors. Paraphrasing Du Bose Heyward’s lyric for the famous George Gershwin song, “living was easy.”
“Gold Way to Freedom and Prosperity” is a compelling narrative discerning the reason behind the double standards of the post-”Nixon shock” banking system. The book will uncover the exact reasons why unemployment was practically nonexistent before the 20th century, why now it is a prevalent factor of the world’s economic layout, and what needs to be done to eradicate it.
But the most important aspect of the book is the realization that none of the paradigms the book explores has to remain unchanged and, surprisingly, the big banks and the working class may (and should) coexist peacefully under the decentralized currency umbrella. I will show you a few tweaks that may be easily performed with even a loose consensus between parties so that the world begins to heal itself.
