It’s Nothing Personal It’s Only Business

About the Book

Today in America, we are no longer the world’s largest market economy. If anything, the only thing greatest about the American economy is the amount of money we owe to other countries. Politicians and activists portray big government as essential to safeguard the common good. There is no question we need the government to protect our rights and assure the rule of law. But overly large and politicized government ends up dominating and undermining a moral society. Instead of empowering people, big government programs, from welfare subsidies to corporate bailouts, promote dependency and deteriorate personal responsibility, encouraging both people and companies to make bad decisions. How did we, as a country, allow our students and our citizens in general to become so economically uneducated in just two generations?

About the Author

A lifelong advocacy to Christian youth ministry and teaching led to the acquisition of a late-in-life bachelor’s degree in management from Ottawa University of Kansas. This soon matriculated into a master’s degree in management/leadership from Webster University, soon followed by a master’s degree in human resources management, also from Webster University. With over forty years of work in the unionized sector, both private and public, it is only appropriate to write about that which is seen every day.