Author: Eric Majors
ISBN: 978-0986291708
Pages: 245
Genre: Finance / Economics
This book is about a new currency.

Dot Money is a revolutionary look at the way America handles money. Eric Majors, an expert on financial markets, details a provocative new way to change the American economy that will benefit rich and poor alike.

Majors explains how the US economy has not benefited everyone and how that can be changed with its new economic system. The poor and the middle class have stagnant wages as inflation rises. Even the wealthy are at a disadvantage by being at the mercy of an unpredictable stock market.

Majors’ solutions to the problems of the economy are new and varied ways of reinventing the economy. Majors proposes that Dot Money could be used as a virtual currency similar to Bitcoin that can help stabilize the global economy. He proposes a combination of conservative and liberal economic theories to help the economy. Majors wants the United States to produce more money to stop borrowing from other countries to reduce debt. The author advocates ending income tax to help stimulate economic growth. Majors also hypothesizes to issue a monthly stipend to low-income Americans to help revitalize the economy.

Dot Money is a book that is sure to spark conversations about the state of the American economy. Majors presents a coherent plan that is both spiritually and financially sound. The spiritual aspects of the book make Dot Money a perfect book for people who want financial advice with a spiritual side, similar to the books by money expert Dave Ramsey.

This book is also a rare financial book that does not have a political agenda. Fans of the conservative economist Adam Smith and followers of the liberal economist John Maynard Keynes will find aspects of Dot Money that they will fully agree with. Majors makes complex economic problems easy to understand with his simple, real-world examples of the global economy in his book. Dot Money will educate even non-financial-savvy readers.

This book would make an excellent addition to any reader’s collection of books on finance or economics. Fans of economist writers like Paul Krugman will want to read Dot Money. Majors has also created a timely book that will advance the conversation about virtual currency in a global economy. For anyone trying to understand our modern economy and its globalized structure, this book is a must read!