Description

Social conditioning prompts our economic and ethical behavior. This book corrects some of the misinformed cultural attitudes regarding money and morality, and tells us where to look for answers. Once we learn how to obtain and decipher crucial financial information, we start achieving fiscal freedom. After our society becomes prosperous with a thriving middle class, then we can look at the moral questions that divide us.

This book argues that the best means of achieving personal freedom is to become self-reliance in all facets of their life. The same holds true for the community, which is the center of economic and cultural existence. In systematic order, this book demonstrates how consumption, work, trading, politics, civics, morality, and information are changeable in individual lives. By taking control of these social aspects, we inherently realize both personal and community security.