A paradigm change in economics and the money system that mathematically doubles everyone’s purchasing power and also resolves the deepest problems of modern economies…in a single policy. That sums up my non-fiction book, but there’s a whole lot more in this book as well. How about serendipity/unexpected beneficial effects, the coining of a whole new phenomenon, the establishment of a whole new body of knowledge and finally the discovery of the concept behind every historical paradigm change which applied makes paradigm change a straight forward “plug and play” intellectual process.

My name is Steve Hummel and I have been a student of the best past and present monetary and economic systems theorists over the last decade and I affirm their brilliance. But I’m distinguished from all of them in one way. I’m the only theorist who analyzes these systems conceptually, and as present and new paradigms are essentially applied concepts that permanently change the realities of entire systems…this lead me to the discovery of the above single policy and again, the very single concept behind every historical paradigm change.

And what is this single policy? Well, I’ll let you remain curious about that for now, and just tell you what it accomplishes: As I already stated it it mathematically doubles everyone’s purchasing power so if you make $50k/yr. you can purchase $100k worth of goods and services with that $50k. Hence, it addresses and resolves the lack of affordability problem that 90+ percent of the general populace is afflicted with…and thats a lot of readers. It also potentially doubles the demand for every enterprise’s goods or services so it integrates the normally opposed self interests of merchant and consumer. Macro-economics is about aggregates. Because the policy is implemented at the only points in the economy that everyone must and does participate in, its aggregative in that sense which means the policy is instantaneously and continually macro-economic in effect. What is the serendipitous aspect of the policy? I’ll let you ponder that for now as well.

This is a book of short but pungent, effective and problem resolving policy applications that everyone can model and which can be read in less than an hour, so its not an intimdating tome or hopelessly complex read which means virtually everyone could become a reader and purchaser.

Finally, I plan at least two follow on books relative to and expanding on the paradigm changing effects of this book.

Sincerely,

Steve Hummel