Description

One of the take-home messages from this book is that the gross domestic product cannot be measured in terms of money. It must always be measured in terms of real actual tangible stuff, i.e., in terms of industrial output as a real thing, not an imaginary concept based upon how many units of money get pushed around.

This is an introductory book to a larger body of work. Although I don't deal with taxes or land utilisation within this introductory book, I will do so within the following book, which has yet (November 2024) to be finalised.

I have been told that it is an easy read by somebody well-versed in economic discussions, and also that it is well-written and accessible. People whom have no experience or background in the subject matter have also been impressed by my writing. I focus upon content delivery more than presentation, though I hope I have done my fact-checking properly. The work has been proof-read by a professional. I hope there are no errors as it will get picked to pieces by professionals within the field.

The footnotes contain many explanations about the form and syntax of English grammar which I have used. I did not write this in a post 1960s syntax but an older one.

The book is not more than 32,000 words long.

David Roderick