Steve Forbes In 1996 and 2000 hecampaigned vigorously for the Republican nomination for the presidency. Nathan Lewis, a monthly investment newsletter available at NewWorldEconomics.com. Elizabeth Ameswhich has aired nationwide and can be viewed at InMoneyWeTrust.org.
A sharp, incisive explanation of inflation and the threat it poses to our economy and our democracy. This important book should be read by the Federal Reserve and by all of us who care about our way of life. -Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) The timing is remarkable for this compelling work, which brilliantly explains the importance of sound money as the foundation for productive economic growth. Steve Forbes, Nathan Lewis, and Elizabeth Ames have articulated a message that rings with moral clarity and indisputable economic logic. -Judy Shelton, senior fellow, Independent Institute A powerful and compelling discussion that lays out the dangers of inflation- and what it means not only for the economy, but also for us as a society. It is essential reading in these troubled times. -Ken Blackwell, adviser, America First Policy Institute Inflation and taxes are the two scourges to the economy that the government can actually address. Inflation lets us know that, as in the 1970s, there is a clear way out of our current malaise. If we cut tax rates and target the dollar to gold, America will come back. Simple and correct answers are what I like. -Dr. Arthur Laffer, economist, author, and presidential advisor Inflation deals with one of the most important and misunderstood issues of all time. Forbes, Lewis, and Ames provide an insightful history of the extraordinary negative impact of inflation and, in Chapter Six, appropriate solutions. Anyone who wants to understand the role of money should read this book. -John Allison, retired president and CEO, Cato Institute, retired chairman and CEO, BB&T (now Truist Financial) Wealth is knowledge. Rush now to enrich yourself with Inflation, a scintillating emergency manual for financial survival on a planet infested by a raging pandemic of viral politicians and central bankers. -George Gilder, author of the forthcoming Information Theory of Economics