We have seen market bubbles in the stock market and in the housing market. Prices have risen considerably only to fall suddenly. Over the years, productivity has continuely gone up. But are wages reflective of the gains in productivity? Health care costs have been rising. At the pace we are on Social Security and Medicare are both projected to be paying more out than they take in.

Is there an underlying cause of the market swings and the way money flows through the economy? Author Doug Seger points out that the federal tax system may greatly affect the way that money flows through the economy and may contribute to large market swings including the 1929 market crash and the present recession in this new book “Free Markets At Home.”

This book evaluates the present federal tax system and exposes possible flaws. Also evaluated are a wide range of ways taxes could be implemented, including tax proposals such as the Flat Tax and the Fair Tax.

Then gradual, practical, free market changes are suggested that level the playing field for the working person. Also suggested are ways to make: Social Security and Medicare more solvent, health care costs more affordable, inflation low, interest rates more stable, the federal government more financially sound, and the economy stronger.

                         
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“Free Markets At Home” is also available by e-mailing dlseger@copper.net. (regular price $11.50 plus shipping and handling) now only $9.25 plus s&h.