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Return to Prosperity: How America Can Regain its Economic Superpower Status by Arthur B. Laffer

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From "Reaganomics" pioneer Arthur Laffer: How to bring back American prosperity -- before we lose it for good

Return to Prosperity: How America Can Regain its Economic Superpower Status

by Arthur B. Laffer

Economist Arthur Laffer -- whose supply-side economic theories are credited with helping President Ronald Reagan pull the U.S. economy of our recession in the early 1980s and launch a 25-year economic boom -- has a new plan for restoring American to economic superpower status in 2010. In Return to Prosperity, Laffer takes aim at the trillions of dollars of debt and bailout funds the Democrat- controlled Congress is spending with President Obama's blessing. With the economy still struggling, unemployment at a 25-year high, and the housing default crisis still worsening, writes Laffer, a new paradigm shift is needed. Return to Prosperity lays out a simple approach to robust recovery and growth based on the common sense principles of good economic behavior.

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Sound economic policy is not difficult, says Laffer -- in fact, much of it is pure common sense. Tax policies that punish work, saving and investing create less work, saving and investing. Monetary policies that devalue the dollar create high inflation, high interest rates, and a weak dollar. The list goes on. Regaining our economic prosperity begins and ends with creating economic policies that encourage growth. Throughout this book, he shows the many areas where our current policies have strayed from the path to prosperity -- and outlines the pro-growth prescriptions that will put us back on the straight and narrow.

Laffer's prescription for America covers a wide range of targets but begins here: All of the panicked decisions that have been made since the start of the financial crisis must be repealed -- the sooner the better. But beyond fixing past mistakes, he argues, we need to implement constructive reforms that strengthen each one of the four grand macroeconomic kingdoms: fiscal policy, monetary policy, trade policy, and incomes policy. These reforms will establish the positive incentives necessary for sustained economic prosperity for us and our children.

Among Arthur Laffer's prescriptions for America's ailing economy:

  • Why President Obama and Congress should eliminate the Alternative Minimum Tax, and make all of President Bush's tax cuts that are to expire in 2011 permanent

  • Why what America needs most is a flat tax that imposes the lowest possible tax rate on the broadest possible base -- and how that would provide the least incentive evade, avoid, or otherwise not report taxable income

  • How the spending spree of 2008 and 2009 and the subsequent economic collapse have worsened an already insurmountable problem facing the U.S. -- the federal government's massive unfunded liabilities

  • How we can address the unfunded liabilities problem with a combination of pro-growth policies to grow our economy and sound budget changes

  • Why all stimulus and bailout funds that not been spent should immediately be impounded -- and any ownership rights government has acquired in private companies should be sold as quickly as possible

  • Long-term structural changes that would prevent a recurrence of our current spending crisis -- including simple changes to Washington's tax-and-spend incentives

  • Why the Federal Reserve should be put on an explicit "price rule" -- and how that would help us regain a stable dollar

  • Why the U.S. must reaffirm its commitment to free trade, take back the leadership of free trade talks, and live up to the spirit and letter of all past agreements

  • How the Obama administration's plans for a massively expanded regulatory regime will undermine the economy -- and why the key to prosperity is to stop these burdensome proposals, and repeal those that have passed

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