The facts within the book provide documentation for a positive outlook toward our living standards and working conditions, political and economic freedoms, and ability to communicate, and most importantly, our ability to get along with one another.
The facts within the book provide documentation for a positive outlook toward our living standards and working conditions, political and economic freedoms, and ability to communicate, and most importantly, our ability to get along with one another.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
As a pioneer in both financial investments and philanthropy, Sir John Templeton spent a lifetime encouraging open-mindedness. Templeton started his Wall Street career in 1937 and went on to create some of the world's largest and most successful international investment funds, eventually earning the label of "arguably the greatest global stock picker of the century" from Money magazine. In 1972, he established the world's largest annual award given to an individual: the £1,000,000 Templeton Prize. The Prize is intended to recognize exemplary achievement in work related to life's spiritual dimension. Templeton also contributed a sizable amount of his fortune to the John Templeton Foundation, which he established in 1987. Templeton passed away in 2008, but the Foundation that bears his name continues to award millions of dollars in annual grants in pursuit of its mission to serve as a philanthropic catalyst for research on what scientists and philosophers call the "big questions."
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1 1. A Short History of Saving and Investment 10 2. American Political Realignment and the Origins of Welfare 35 3. Wall Street and the Second Economic Revolution 54 4. Depression and the New Deal 86 5. The Great Social Security Debate 110 6. The New Health-Care Imperative 142 7. Houses, Highways, and Physical Capital 8. Education, Training, and Human Capital 217 9. The Savings Strategy for Shrinking the Welfare State 258 Conclusion 277 Notes 285 Index 303
Introduction 1 1. A Short History of Saving and Investment 10 2. American Political Realignment and the Origins of Welfare 35 3. Wall Street and the Second Economic Revolution 54 4. Depression and the New Deal 86 5. The Great Social Security Debate 110 6. The New Health-Care Imperative 142 7. Houses, Highways, and Physical Capital 8. Education, Training, and Human Capital 217 9. The Savings Strategy for Shrinking the Welfare State 258 Conclusion 277 Notes 285 Index 303
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