Dollars, Polity and Law

The book explores the unsustainable trajectory of the U.S. economy, highlighting the dangers of excessive national debt and a Congress with low approval ratings. It introduces the concept of "polity economics," which seeks to redefine the outdated dichotomy of capitalism and socialism. The author argues for a reevaluation of the Constitution to better align with contemporary cultural and ethical standards, emphasizing the importance of fiscal stability. It also discusses the cyclical nature of economic distress and the inherent risks of prioritizing money over tangible economic value.