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The Greatest Ponzi Scheme on Earth by Les Rubin & Daniel Mitchell
The Greatest Ponzi Scheme on Earth by Les Rubin & Daniel Mitchell
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The Greatest Ponzi Scheme on Earth: How the US Can Avoid Economic Collapse by Les A. Rubin & Daniel J. Mitchell
A provocative economic wake-up call that challenges America’s fiscal trajectory. In The Greatest Ponzi Scheme on Earth, economist Daniel J. Mitchell and entrepreneur Les A. Rubin argue that the United States is facing a financial disaster fueled by reckless government spending—and only immediate reform can stop it.
About the Book
What happens when the world's most powerful economy starts to operate like a Ponzi scheme? According to Mitchell and Rubin, the cycle of borrowing, overspending, and political evasion is putting America on the brink of collapse. With a massive national debt and key entitlement programs under pressure, the authors argue it's time to rein in spending before it’s too late.
Blending real-world case studies, economic history, and actionable policy insights, this book demystifies complex fiscal issues and offers practical solutions for how individuals—and the nation—can course-correct.
- Examine the structural flaws in Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid
- Explore the long-term impact of unchecked national debt
- Understand the burden of excessive taxation on economic growth
- Discover citizen-driven approaches to influence fiscal policy
Perfect For
Readers interested in US economics, public policy reform, fiscal responsibility, and political accountability. This book appeals to those who want to understand the gravity of America’s spending problem—and what can be done to fix it.
About the Authors
Daniel J. Mitchell is a public policy economist with decades of experience in fiscal and tax reform. Les A. Rubin is an entrepreneur and founder of Main Street Economics, dedicated to educating citizens on sustainable economic policy. Together, they present a compelling case for change with urgency and clarity.
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