Nehemiah Papers: Building a Better America and a Better World

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Nehemiah Papers presents solutions to fundamental difficulties affecting America today. Because the solutions draw upon the best principles and ideas from both political parties, the proposals will likely appeal to the moral center of America, the true majority. Capitalism is a series of five eras from Capitalism-17 (Adam Smith) to current Capitalism-20 (Reaganomics). The proposal for Capitalism-21 offers real and balanced solutions for our future. The Five Realms of Power are out of balance with economic power (money) exerting excessive influence over governance, religion, justice and love. Capitalism-21 can bring balance. The fourteen Nehemiah Papers discuss core issues and propose tough solutions that, when deployed together, can transform America and the world. These solutions are summarized in the fictional story A Capitalist Carol (2018, Lulu Publications), but their full details are found in these original Nehemiah Papers.

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