Bias-Free Economics and Governance-Driven Democracy

The author of Humanism: A Culturally Compatible Economic and Political System now presents an extension of those principles into implementable plans designed to deliver sustainable economic growth in the US. Rao Chalasani takes into account American beliefs and strengths, historical evidence, and the needs of the digital epoch to arrive at specific solutions. Crucial functional aspects at a macro level are drilled down to the micro level required to arrive at a comprehensive solution....
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The author of Humanism: A Culturally Compatible Economic and Political System now presents an extension of those principles into implementable plans designed to deliver sustainable economic growth in the US. Rao Chalasani takes into account American beliefs and strengths, historical evidence, and the needs of the digital epoch to arrive at specific solutions. Crucial functional aspects at a macro level are drilled down to the micro level required to arrive at a comprehensive solution. This elegant and simple guide offers a practical proposal for changing the institutional architecture of the political system, overhauling the tax code to streamline creative forces of individuals and corporations, and delivering a comprehensive healthcare solution with better service for most stakeholders at a lower overall cost. Bias-free Economics and Governance-driven Democracy is a clear roadmap for addressing the wide wealth gap, delivering sustainable solutions, guarding the interests of future generations, and adding decades of prosperity to the American dream."This author offers outside-the-box low-cost solutions for healthcare, higher education, and crime control utilizing technology."-James R. Korom, labor relations attorney, Milwaukee, Wisconsin"Implementable proposals that can improve the quality of healthcare at lower cost." P. R. Kakani, MD FACS"A true prophet for effective tax reform, Chalasani provides a good-governance template for aspiring leaders to follow in creating a stable and equitable economy . . . an indispensable text for the shelves of policy-makers."-John Carpenter, retd. investment officer, US Department of the Interior