Why Government Can Never Fix a Down Economy - Shipley, Tom
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Business and banking problems that spread nation-wide in the United States, such as that we are enduring now, have all been caused by government and its regulations. From 1819 to 2007 there have been 22 major downturns and in every instance, government, operating outside the limits set by the Founders, caused the problem. There have been many failures of businesses and banks and many examples of improper activities, but absolutely nothing business has ever done has affected wide areas of the economy; business failures have only affected the company, its associates, and customers or clients.…mehr

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Business and banking problems that spread nation-wide in the United States, such as that we are enduring now, have all been caused by government and its regulations. From 1819 to 2007 there have been 22 major downturns and in every instance, government, operating outside the limits set by the Founders, caused the problem. There have been many failures of businesses and banks and many examples of improper activities, but absolutely nothing business has ever done has affected wide areas of the economy; business failures have only affected the company, its associates, and customers or clients. The economy of the United States of America has surpassed that of the rest of the world because of the free-market system and its protection by the Founders limits. As an engineer during the 1860s and 1870s, and my work with other nations' engineers and manufacturers, it was obvious that we were substantially ahead of Europe and the rest of the world in technology and automated processes. And it has been widely acknowledged that we are fortunate to live in the United States, but details have been lacking on how fortunate -- and what bought it about. This book explains the makeup of the market place, describes the successes it has brought to the country, and explains why. It also examines the current economic problems, explains how the government caused them, and proposes changes in regulations that would minimize them in the future. It also explains the international regulations that caused problems for nations overseas. Government, working outside limits set by the Constitution, has caused all the problems. The book explains what enabled the activities, and proposes changes in governmental makeup to minimize past problems and others.
Autorenporträt
Thomas (Tom) Shipley Jr. is a prolific writer and has been widely published by the trade press for general industrial, electrical, electronic, and metalworking sectors. Tom was born in Kingsport, Tennessee, served in the U.S. Navy during World War II. He was a 1950 graduate of Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, Virginia, with a BSEE degree with honors in electrical engineering, and memberships to Phi Kappa Phi, Eta Kappa Nu, and Tau Beta Pi honorary societies. He joined the General Electric Company, September 1950, and served in engineering, corporate and field sales functions, and as corporate, district, and division application engineer. From 1960 to 1965, he was GE Specialty Control Department's product planner and application engineer -- first for computer numerical controls for machine tools, then for computer operated test and inspection systems. In 1965 he joined Monarch Machine Tool Company, Sidney, Ohio, as Manager, Numerically Controlled Machine Sales, and in 1969, as International Sales Manager. In 1973, he joined AA Gage Division of U.S. Industries, Inc. as Vice President of Marketing. In 1976 he and his late wife, Virginia Doane, formed the Machine Tool Sales Company -- a complete marketing service for metal working, machine automation, and computer manufacturing firms. This work has kept him abreast of technology. To further his interest in writing, he formed Shipley Marketing/Advertising, and published a cookbook, written with his late wife, For the Good Times - The Best of Fifty Years and The Shipley's Little Cooking Guide (Shipley Publishing, 26 pgs). He subsequently published Man-Made Global Warming? It's Foolishness (AuthorHouse 120 pgs). He is a member of the Society of Mechanical Engineers (SME), Institute of Electrical & Electronic Engineers (IEEE), and was a member of the Numerical Control Society (NCS), Abrasive Engineering Society (AES), the Economics Club of Detroit, and has spoken on a wide range of subjects for them and various other associations. He was a featured speaker at the first Systems Engineering Conference held in New York City in 1964. He has been included in "Who's Who in U.S. Writers, Editors and Poets", Marquis" Who's Who in Finance and Industry", and U.S. Registry's "Who's Who in Leading American Executives". He was listed in Bradford's Directory of Marketing Research Agencies and Management Consultants in the United States and the World, the only firm specializing in the metalworking field.