INDEX OF ECONOMIC REPORTS
Our world economy is sustaining itself on massive levels of debt. Debt is like a drug. It creates a false sense of security while poisoning the mind and the body. The delusions of debt can cause people to start believing in an imaginary future.
There is also the fact that global economic inequality is higher today than any other point in history. The record disparity of wealth in our globe is one of the defining issues of our time. A small 1% of the global elite own over half the wealth on the planet, and the legion of the global poor, third world slums and starving children is growing rapidly.
Is the system working? Read our index of reports and charts below to decide for yourself.
LIST OF OUR REPORTS
Debt has continued to grow as Western governments paper over problems.
The current recovery is a result of money printing, to bail out the rich while neglecting the needy.
Executives at top earning companies have used 4% of the GDP to improve their own company's stocks.
While cutting needed funds for job creation, research and development for a real future.
NEWS REPORTS
The happy talk of the money lords and the politicians they finance cannot hide the reality of America's economic crisis.
CHARTS
World Economic History
The Global Economic Revolution (WFF)
MY UPDATE VERSION (On Primeval Void)
A history of the world GDP over two millennia.
As the tide of Western imperialism recedes, China and India return to their former roles.
The Top World Economies 1700-2000
World economic trends of China, India, Japan, Europe and the U.S.A from 1700 to 2000.
Wealth and Poverty
America - The Global Scrooge? (WFF)
MY UPDATE VERSION (On Primeval Void)
America's Low Commitment of Aid to Developing Nations
The distribution of wealth today in our world.
Growing Gap Between The Rich and Poor: 1700-2000
Over 200 years the gap between the rich and the poor has gotten much worse.
The unhappy reality behind the rhetoric of progress. The decline of wages.
The growth of slums from 1990 to 2030.
A study of human misery in the real future ahead.
U.S.
Collapse of America's International Investment Position
The U.S. is now the world's largest debtor, with 7 trillion in net debt.
Total US Debt As A Share of GNP
Total U.S. debt as a share of GNP is at an all time high.
Why major tax increases must be a part of any major budget reform.
Role of Federal Government in U.S. Economy
Is Government Too Big? (WFF)
MY UPDATE VERSION: on primevalvoid
As a percent of GDP, America has one of the smallest government in the developed world.
MY UPDATE VERSION: on primevalvoid
As a percent of GNP, taxes are lower in America than almost all major modern states.
FEDERAL SHARE OF U.S. WORKFORCE
LOWEST SINCE 1935
MY UPDATE VERSION: on primevalvoid
My current chart needs to be changed to out military personnel
My stats were different from yours and we need to figure out why that is.
U.S. Budget Crisis
Building a Real Economic Future
This report contains some important themes for reform in America. This report is not a comprehensive plan but it does set some key priorities.
Debt is like a drug. It creates a false sense of security while poisoning the mind and the body. There is a cure, but it won't be easy.
There are solutions out there, but our leaders need to summon the political will power to make these things happen.
A collection of our budget reports.
The 2008 Financial Crisis
In 2008 the world suffered a financial crisis that nearly caused the complete collapse of the global economy. The crisis came from severe problems inside America. Unfortunately, it is not at all clear that this crisis is over.
Videos on the Financial Crisis VIDEO
We are in the middle of the greatest economic crisis in history. These videos help reveal the reality of the crisis.
Are big banks too big to jail? VIDEO
Senator Elizabeth Warren asks Federal Bank Regulators when was the last time they took one of the biggest financial institutions on Wall Street all the way to a trial. After much fumbling and bureaucratic fluff, the answer was never.
America's $12 trillion dollar bailout. Welfare for the rich on the tax payer's dime.