The Vertical System

by Albert Benoist

Overview

Our present economic system is failing. The Vertical System gives us a theoretical look at a solution. Our present horizontal system encourages oscillation in values and general predatory position in relationships, being characteristically boom and bust. The Vertical System as proposed, is stable and predictable.What needs to be fixed:
• Loss of value of money
• The cost for education
• Health insurance
• Pay for jobs that are now unpaid
• Cost for labor or service
• Restore value to money
• Inflation
• Cost of government
• Transactions




Solutions include the following
• Unlimited capital
• Restore value to money
• Make taxation unnecessary
• Revise function of insurance companies
• Eliminate Medical service cost
• Eliminate cost for education and improve quality
• Improve and protect environment
• Full employment
• Enhanced family life
• Unlimited support at no cost
• Very competitive with other systems


This book is an essential read for economists, government managers, politicians, students, accountants and anyone interested in a utopian future.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013195929
Publisher:	Safe Goods/ATN Publishing
Publication date:	07/03/2011
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	64
File size:	836 KB

About the Author

Albert Spalding Benoist was born in Monmouth Beach and still makes his home there. His father was a world class musician and Albert traveled with his father and mother in his early life. After graduating from high school he attended Columbia College and received his BA in 1940. Soon after, WWII intervened and he was drafted into the Infantry, then to the Signal Corps and finally ASTP at Harvard. He returned to Columbia and received his degree in Architecture in 1948. After working with New York City architects to gather experience and teaching at Pratt Institute, he formed a successful architectural/engineering firm in northern. New Jersey. After forty years of practice his firm merged with a local firm and after a few years he retired. He was now free to pursue other interests among which were painting, illustrating and writing as well as involvement with an orchestra, ballet and opera companies. He is also actively involved with organizations in his hometown. He is deeply concerned with the current state of our world. Because of this, his varied background and wide-ranging interest in technology he has become a futurist which has formed the base for his present writings.