The Next Falling Empire
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.26 (991 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1432728091 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 136 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-09-22 |
| Language | : | English |
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The book provides a reason why the USA has lost jobs to China. I look forward to future works. The volume decries the shear complexity of the tax code and business regulations which limit industrial throughput. Maresca CPA, (Bronxville, New York USAwas told that the Next Falling Empire is a necessary read. The book has some excellent observations for government planners at every level. The author provides his readers with reasonable methods to fix our health care system; immigration; foreign policy; education and so on. Government bureaucracy and partisanship are cited as reasons for the unwieldy response to exigencies of all kinds. He proposes a plethora of solutions to keep jobs in the USA. --JFScottThis book is a short and easy read filled with interesting and smart solutions to bring America back on track. The book discusses the breakup of the family. Nonetheless, I agree with the author in that this is one of many nece
. Marc Boyajian is a Syrian-born author raised in Lebanon who moved to the United States in 1982, realizing a life-long dream to reside in the country he has loved since childhood. Currently an independent investor, Boyajian learned the value of hard work through a variety of jobs, having worked in manufacturing and as a small business owner
Finally, a Comprehensive Plan for Getting America Back on TrackWith proposals for fixing everything from health care to U.S. Packed with policy prescriptions to fix broken bureaucracies and damaged institutions, this far-reaching road map shows:* How we can eliminate health care fraud; and save billions of dollars.* Why mandatory national service for college students will build a stronger country - and better students.* The reason leaflets could do more than bombs to bring peace to Iraq.* How to reign in outsourcing to China.* Why eliminating the IRS - and dozens of other agencies - saves money.In the end, the next falling empire doesn't have to be our own.. foreign policy, The Next Falling Empire is required reading for anyone who still believes the American way of life is worth preserving
Jerry Guild said Time for America to become America again.. This is an excellent look at America from one well informed man's perspective.He looks at what goes on in the country he adopted as his new home in 198"Time for America to become America again." according to Jerry Guild. This is an excellent look at America from one well informed man's perspective.He looks at what goes on in the country he adopted as his new home in 1982;having been born in Syria and raised in Lebanon. He has built a successful life for himself but seems to wonder if America will succeed or become like other empires who have falled in the past.At times, he questions if America has lost its direction.He,at time. ;having been born in Syria and raised in Lebanon. He has built a successful life for himself but seems to wonder if America will succeed or become like other empires who have falled in the past.At times, he questions if America has lost its direction.He,at time. How To Manual for the Pressing Issues of the Day As most would agree, the economy and general welfare of the United States is off track and the overall financial health of the nation has been declining steadily for the past ten or more years. Few politicians seem to have the concrete answers to our financial and social woes and those who do have solutions cannot seem to garner the necessary support to implement their proposals.Author Marc Boyajian, however, . Next Falling Empire. TrishNYC The author has many good ideas and he talks about many things that I believe many of us have worried about as we look at America's future. He talks about the problems with our health care system, our broken democracy, terrorism, foreign policy and many other national concerns. With each topic that he brings up, he proposes a solution. But it is in these solutions that I found it very hard to like the book. For