New Book Launch

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Most probably;
i did a google search on your name & book name, and Amazon booksellers.

Hopefully some UK & USA readers will review it.

Amoung the more interesting comments i came up with on the Euro crisis/opportunity includes;
silver & gold investors/traders like most any currency crisis:D .
But since the USA federal reserve bank sold its silver long ago;
many are still selling SLV, silver:D Dont fight the fed as we say in USA.

Maybe long term silver may be a good buy one of these months;
but that's not a prediction or investment advice.

Greece is so socialist we may have to see some changes;
I dont know if the European banks are leveraged like Lehman.
Bank of America could have gone bankrupt;
but they are cutting losses/prices on thier forclosures. So BOA is better now.

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Yeah my book is on amazon and loads of other places too. Thanks for your comments.
 
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why is there no customer review?
 
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That would be cheating. Maybe you could?
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well, to get people attention, why don't u give a little introduction in here what this book is about. the title is fantastic


"Control"
 
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well, to get people attention, why don't u give a little introduction in here what this book is about. the title is fantastic


"Control"
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Here is the blurb.

This booklet is a critique of the limitations of the current Eurozone economic system. The main objective is to investigate the inability of the Eurozone to control aggregate demand due to the constraints in both monetary and fiscal policy, which have been created by the widespread private and sovereign debt crises. Solutions to the problems addressed in the paper are then put forward, suggesting that alternative methods of controlling aggregate demand may resolve the issues.

The booklet is not meant to take the side of the Eurosceptics or European Monetary Union supporters. It is merely an attempt to look at the limitations of the current European economic system from a macroeconomic perspective, in an effort to improve the implementation of aggregate demand controls. Neither side of the European debate should dismiss the content as it provides an outside view, with both criticism and productive solutions to the current system.

Although the reader may find the initial content very anti European the conclusion suggests the issues raised could be eliminated in a positive way, if European economic governance is reformed radically. Therefore the real issue arises from the inflexibility of the Eurozone to alter its macroeconomic control mechanisms. If this can be overcome it may be possible for the Euro to continue to operate.
 
Quote from morganist:

Here is the blurb.

This booklet is a critique of the limitations of the current Eurozone economic system. The main objective is to investigate the inability of the Eurozone to control aggregate demand due to the constraints in both monetary and fiscal policy, which have been created by the widespread private and sovereign debt crises. Solutions to the problems addressed in the paper are then put forward, suggesting that alternative methods of controlling aggregate demand may resolve the issues.

The booklet is not meant to take the side of the Eurosceptics or European Monetary Union supporters. It is merely an attempt to look at the limitations of the current European economic system from a macroeconomic perspective, in an effort to improve the implementation of aggregate demand controls. Neither side of the European debate should dismiss the content as it provides an outside view, with both criticism and productive solutions to the current system.

Although the reader may find the initial content very anti European the conclusion suggests the issues raised could be eliminated in a positive way, if European economic governance is reformed radically. Therefore the real issue arises from the inflexibility of the Eurozone to alter its macroeconomic control mechanisms. If this can be overcome it may be possible for the Euro to continue to operate.
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Book for sale. best buy. learn everything u can from "the house of morgan"
 
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