EPISODE · Apr 10, 2020 · 36 MIN
American Enterprise Economics: what is our socioeconomic legacy and how does it fit into the Great American Enterprise?
from The American Enterprise Manifesto: My America's Vision of Peace and Nonviolence for Humanism · host Jerry Rhoads
American Enterprise Economics: how does it fit into the Great American Enterprise? Apathy is worse than sympathy, empathy, allergy or a shortened eulogy". quote by Jerry Rhoads in the book "The American Enterprise Manifesto". What is our legacy for serving all Americans rather than just the Few monarchs? The L is for leverage, the E is for enterprise, the G is for government, the A is for achievement, the C is for limited control and the Y is for serving the youth and the aged. In other words, we need to use capital in enterprise to serve the government. for achievement of equity, with limited control of the youth and for serving the aged. Is it served by the following economic philosophies: Blue economic formula: Governance makes policy that solves problems using Keynesian theory that cutting government spending hurts the economy, and spreading the wealth by taxation funds the government debt and deficits? This leaves the youth and aged without their entitlements. Red economic formula: Governance makes policy that cuts taxation to spur economic growth and create wealth for the monarchs and leaves debt and deficits to later generations that leaves the youth and aged without safety nets. American Enterprise economic formula: smaller government creates more business enterprises, competing for profits and quality that fund technology, capital development for infrastructure repairs and promotes balance of trade for foreign commerce, by privatizing redundant State and Federal agencies into cost effective and accountable service companies. The Great American Enterprise will balance debt, budgets and trade in five years. The Red and Blue will further bankrupt the existing Monopsony (Monarchy) for generations to come.
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