Publisher's Synopsis
This book contains a series of articles putting forward original suggestions of how to achieve economic growth in an extremely constrained environment. Economic growth is becoming the most viable method of resolving rising national debt issues. The existing methods of reducing the increasing private and public sector debts have become limited as a result of market forces and political pressure. Outgrowing debt is favourable compared to cuts in consumption and government spending. New techniques to enable greater economic growth are provided including Expanding Governmental Commerce, Internationally Commercialised Innovation, Taxation Efficiencies, Supplementary Income and Alterations in Pension Saving Payment Allowances. The book offers a fresh approach to macroeconomic policy, which will help to stimulate growth and enable new business operations. The new economic tools devised will give politicians alternative options to avoid implementing hard hitting policies.
