Will the Soviets rule during the 1980's

LaRouche, Lyndon H.

New Benjamin Franklin House Pub. Co

Basic Economics for Conservative Democrats

Business & Money

New Benjamin Franklin House

The final defeat of Ayatollah Khomeini: A doctrine of constitutional law for the Iranian renaissance from the dark age of neo-Asharite irrationalism

This republication of Hamilton’s four great economic works comes at the instigation of American economist Lyndon LaRouche, who has stressed the urgency for an understanding of Hamilton’s economic outlook to confront the profound economic crisis now erupting within the trans-Atlantic financial system. Hamilton’s vision for the newly created United States was of an industrializing nation in which the human ability to develop and grow would lead to new technologies, new resources, and a national commitment to the future. This outlook, and the lessons to be learned from Hamilton’s success, are of timely importance today. These four writings comprise three reports to the Congress—his Report on Public Credit, Report on a National Bank, and Report on Manufactures—and his Opinion as to the Constitutionality of the Bank of the United States. Together, these documents represent the kernel of Hamilton’s thought, and the basis upon which the United States grew from a small agricultural nation to the world’s leading economy. Applying this outlook to the present, we include, following Hamilton’s writings, Lyndon LaRouche’s 2014 policy proposal for “Four New Laws to Save the U.S.A. Now.” This is a handbook for needed economic growth today.

The Vision of Alexander Hamilton: Four Economic Reports by Alexander Hamilton

Hamilton,Alexander

Economics

EIR News Service, Inc.

So, You Wish to Learn All About Economics?: A Text on Elementary Mathematical Economics

In Defense of Common Sense

Schiller Inst

Cold Fusion: A Challenge to United States Science Policy

Science & Math

“The competent conception of economic processes flows originally from a moral principle which is immediately accessible to any sane adolescent or adult in any part of the world, however literate or illiterate. ‘To make my mortal individual existence of some value, how do I develop and inform my practice to produce something of benefit for the development of generations to come?’ ” —Lyndon LaRouche “You, the reader, should know that Lyndon LaRouche’s economic writings have been studied at various levels of the academic intelligentsia who advise economic policy in Russia, Sergei Glazyev, for example. And in China the EIR’s Special Report, The New Silk Road Becomes the World Land-Bridge, was sponsored and published by the Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies, which is a partnership of Renmin University, a key academic advisory institution to the Chinese government, and Chongyang Investment Ltd. Further, the Belt and Road Initiative is rooted in LaRouche’s science of physical economy.” —Cameron Pike on The Saker blog, February 2, 2018 In other words, the ideas presented in this book are rapidly being adopted and implemented across the world by more and more governments and institutions. More importantly, the concepts presented in this book actually work in the real world! Poverty can be eliminated from the list of problems facing mankind.

Stop Club of Rome Genocide in Africa!: Critical Comments Appended to the Lagos Plan of Action

Zepp-LaRouche, Helga

Education & Reference

Independently published

Author's Foreword, 1987 During the course of the past nearly twenty years, I have become perhaps the most controversial among the influential international figures of this decade. Unlike all of the other leading candidates for the U.S. presidency since 1945, I am an influential original thinker. This is not to suggest that such prospective candidates as Vice President George Bush and Senator Robert Dole are lacking in intelligence or executive abilities. For the past forty years, the successful candidates for the presidency have been persons who, in the customary manner of speaking, advanced their political career up to that point, by doing "the right thing at the right time," saying and doing nothing which will make enemies among important factions of the "establishment." Bush and Dole, for example have adapted to those rules for success under ordinary conditions. However, this is a crisis; in such crises, what is customarily successful becomes a failure. Our nation has once again entered into a time when only the unusual succeeds, and the usual fails. We have entered into a period of crisis in which only original thinkers are qualified to lead. On paper, our nation is a constitutional democratic republic. In reality, it has not been such a republic for approximately one hundred years, certainly not since the sweeping changes in our form of government introduced during the presidency of Theodore Roosevelt. Most of the time, the policies of government, the selection of most leading candidates for federal office, and the majority of popular opinion, have been regulated by behind-the-scenes committees representing what is called "the establishment." Under this arrangement, candidates for leading office present themselves, like job applicants for corporate executive appointments, to this "establishment." The "establishment" either gives such candidates permission to campaign, or "not at this time." If given such permission, the candidate so "authorized" seeks backing for his or her election by the "establishment," by proving to the "establishment" that he or she can "sell" the policy which the establishment has decided to push at that time. ... I began to understand this in 1947. ... I wished General Dwight Eisenhower to campaign for the 1948 Democratic nomination. The general replied to me, stating agreement with my policy arguments in support of his candidacy, but informing me his candidacy was not appropriate at that time. There is no doubt that Eisenhower could have won the 1948 nomination and election by a landslide, had the "establishment" permitted him to campaign. ...

The Power of Reason: 1988: An Autobiography by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.

Biographies & Memoirs

Leaders & Notable People

Outlines of American Political Economy in Twelve Letters to Charles J. Ingersoll: Grundriss Der Amerikanischen Politischen Okonomie in Zwolf Briefen an Charles J. Ingersoll

LIst, Friedrich

Ingersoll, Charles Jared

Liebig, Michael

Paul & Co Pub Consortium

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