Frederick Soddy turned the scientific world on its head, by proving the divisibility of the atom.

Later Soddy won the Nobel Prize for discovering the existence of isotopes.

Soddy was a serious scientist.

He was also an underground economist. And he turned the upside down world of economics right side up again.

Looking around today you might feel things are getting worse economically every day. You might feel nothing is going to change.

But…

Our ancestors faced almost the same problems over and over during the first third of the 20th century, especially during the Great Depression.

And you know what?

They did something about it. They published hundreds of books on the subject of economics and how to solve recessions and depressions. Regular people, scientists, engineers, businessmen all worked to discover a solution to their problems.

There was a worldwide movement.

Not one in a thousand people today knows about it.

POOF! – Down the Memory Hole

Everybody forgot about the work that had been done, because after World War II, things were going great economically, especially here in America.

So when things get bad people get interested, and when they’re good they lose interest.

Things are bad again. And getting worse.

The good news is the work our ancestors did can help us today.

As far back as six years ago I saw a big crash coming.

But unlike the crashes of the past there wouldn’t be any tricks left to get out of this crash while leaving glaringly stupid practices in place.

Practices that are very profitable for a few and devastating to the rest.

So I looked for a solution. Read heaps of books on economics and studied every different kind of economic system. Then I stumbled onto the works of our ancestors.

And there’s a lot of good stuff out there, but the best—by far—came from the Nobel Prize winning scientist Frederick Soddy.

He did something incredible. And I want to tell you his story…

Soddy was a chemist known the world over. Without his discoveries we would never have had nuclear power.

But the most impressive thing about Soddy was that he had a big heart.

A Really Big Heart

He saw the depressions the world went through and the people starving and dying and he saw World War I…

…and he decided he didn’t want any more of that.

He wanted science to benefit man and make his life better and easier, NOT to make ever bigger and better bullets and bombs.

And he KNEW, from a physical perspective, that every year mankind was getting richer, we were able to produce and consume more and more with less and less effort. But people weren’t receiving the full benefit of what science made possible.

Something was in the way.

So Soddy turned his back on chemistry and turned to economics. Here’s his conclusion:

“I thought that, as a scientific man, I ought to know something about economics. So I studied the money system for two years and could make nothing of it. Then, one day, the truth dawned on me. What I was studying was not a system, but a confidence trick.”

A confidence trick is a rip off, a racket, a scam.

He also concluded economists were incompetent, and economics pretended to be a science. But it wasn’t a science, which is why everyone has such a hard time understanding it.

Rather than leave things to the economists and politicians, who didn’t see the Great Depression coming and didn’t know how to fix it…

Just like the economists and politicians today didn’t see the Great Recession coming and don’t know how to fix it…

Soddy researched and developed a new scientific branch of economics.

National Economics

And being a practical physical scientist he started with what was REAL and went from there.

Soddy’s economics starts with STUFF. Physically real wealth, while all the rest start with money and debt and stuff and get them all hopelessly confused.

Soddy made it simple. He started with the physically real and went from there.

He did something else important too.

He genuinely CARED about people and it shows in everything he did.

That’s why national economics specializes in fixing recessions and depressions and in increasing the overall prosperity of society to the limits our technology allows.

Martian Thought Experiment

Imagine you’re a Martian scientist spying on Earth…

Studying the economy in America…you saw the economy was booming in 2007.
The stock market had never been higher. Real estate got more valuable every day.

Then…disaster struck.

Massive earthquakes leveled LA. New York was hit by a tsunami. A drought and hordes of locusts destroyed much of the crops, and terrorists blew up all the factories.

The economy had largely been destroyed. America fell into a recession, and then a depression.

That all makes sense, except we have a depression now, but no disasters to cause it.

Everybody still wants to work and make money, and we still have all the stuff we need to produce, yet still a depression…

The Martian scientist would think we’re nuts to have our economy grind to a halt and throw people into unemployment without a single
physical cause.

Not even one.

And you know what? It was EXACTLY the same with the Great Depression. No physical cause at all

One day the economy is humming along. Next day—CRASH.

But it’s worse than that, because during the Great Depression every day food and goods were being destroyed…

…10 MILLION gallons of port wine was poured on the ground in Portugal in June, 1932

…Thousands of crates of oranges were dumped in the ocean in England on July 28, 1933

…5,600,722 bags of coffee were PURCHASED and DESTROYED by the government of Brazil by April 20, 1932

…3,500,000 bales of cotton were forbidden to be produced by, Henry Wallace, US Secretary of Agriculture in February 1933

Oh—and the government paid farmers 100 MILLION DOLLARS to not grow that cotton in 1933 dollars…which is about a BILLION today

Does all this sound crazy to you? Good. Then let’s continue

…In late March, 2010 Florida strawberry farmers destroyed approximately half their crops.

Yup, we’ve already started doing the same thing to “restore prosperity” that we were doing during the Great Depression.

And if you think that’s bad…

Remember learning about the Potato Famine in Ireland in school? The potato crops failed, so the Irish had nothing to eat…and 1,029,000 people out of a population of a little over 8 million STARVED to death

except…

The Irish aren’t a race of “picky eaters” who would rather starve to death than eat something other than a potato.

Nope.

Only the potato crops failed. All the other food was just fine. In fact, everything else grew so well that Ireland exported enough food to feed everyone who died for an entire year four times over.

Something is really screwed up with economics.

Adult Toddlers

Here’s a thought…if economists knew what they were doing there wouldn’t have been a crash. If the government knew what it was doing there wouldn’t have been a crash.

You see in a real quantitative science like physics you can predict EXACTLY what’s going to happen in advance. Except economists can’t do that, because it’s not a science. They have no idea when a crash is about to happen.

And in medical science doctors can prescribe effective solutions for problems. Problem: Pneumonia. Solution: Antibiotics.

Except economists can’t prescribe an effective solution to fix our economy, because it’s not a science. Problem: Economic Crash.  Solution: No idea or many conflicting ideas.

Though they are very good at bickering amongst themselves and disagreeing with each other.

Too bad bickering can’t fix the economy…

But national economics can!

Economic Secrets Unearthed After Over 80 Years

National Economy, the only book to simply explain national economics, reveals:

• How all outsourced jobs and industries can be returned to America starting right now and stay here for good (page 166). This alone would create over ten million new high paying jobs.
• The secret method banks use to steal the value of your money and an equation proving it (page 130).
• The Subprime Swindle simply explained (page 132).
• The TRUE limit on money creation by banks in today’s world (page 135). It’s not what you think.
• Soddy’s Circle—a secret and forgotten diagram that explains how the economy as a whole works and why people who think America needs to produce more while at the same time consuming less are dead wrong (page 142).
• An effective means to alleviate the crushing burden of debt Americans suffer under and help revive the economy—all without spending a dollar (page 155).
• What truly allows us to increase our production with time and a real understanding of how a basic money system works (page 63). Economists believe the purpose of the money system is to provide interest income to banks, not to serve the people.
• Why the answer isn’t for more Americans to work more hours (I know it sounds crazy but I prove it). An example proving that in time people will be paid more to work fewer hours (page 161).
• The never before discovered root cause that allowed banks to counterfeit money in the first place! (page 102)
• 5 simple changes to solve the crisis and put us back on the right road that won’t change anything for the man in the street but will make things much better (page 173).
• The real truth about money and how it’s created. This appears for the first time anywhere. You may think “fractional reserve lending” is how banks operate but it’s really just a specific example of something more general. There is so much confusion about this. There is no better explanation of money creation anywhere—period. This chapter alone is worth the price of the book. No legal, banking or other confusing terms. Just the bare bones facts and plenty of examples explaining how it works. Even banks don’t understand money creation at this level (page 78).
• An objective means to eliminate inflation and keep a constant value of money (page 125).
• Virtual Wealth is perhaps Soddy’s most important discovery. It shows what truly backs money. It might not appear that way now but once the idea of Virtual Wealth is expanded a little and applied it will be a MAJOR KEY to understanding what’s wrong and how to fix it (page 115).
• The bottleneck that is strangling our production and consumption and how we can overcome it (page 15).
• What mainstream economics really is, why it matters, and why it can’t solve the crisis (page 17).
• The fundamental change in society that has existed for over 100 years that makes the increased prosperity possible that we only partially utilize (page 19). Knowing this alone will make you feel great about our future possibilities.
• The true cause of depressions (page 25).
• How we can easily and objectively maintain a trade balance, without any favoritism, and put more people to work and keep our country from being flooded with “cheap” goods (especially from China) (page 166).
• Economists have tricked everybody into standing on their heads and looking at the economy upside down. A new way scientific way of looking at wealth that completely eliminates the vast confusion of economics will put you right side up again and give you a whole new better way of looking at the world (page 33).
• The unlimited producibility of wealth and the REAL factors of production (it’s not finance or Wall Street) (page 47). Banish the scarcity mentality forever.
• An example that DRIVES HOME what really limits production and will free your mind from the limiting views about what is economically possible (page 52).
• Do banks keep reserves? The shocking truth (page 85).
• The real origin of the modern money system (page 91). “Is that really true?” Readers are amazed at this. This is the section I get rave reviews from readers the most for. Absolutely shocking and you will be amazed that this stupidity is ongoing today
• Overlooked but important truths about debt and what we can do about it (page 108).
• The true nature of money is different than you think and I can prove it. Soddy is the ONLY person to correctly define money EVER. And you get his definition made clearer and all of the examples he used as well and how it evolved. What money truly is will SURPRISE you but will make perfect sense (page 110).

This book explains things from so many different angles you will UNDERSTAND and begin to SEE things differently.

And, most importantly, it will give you hope, because you will KNOW.

You will be 100% certain that there is no physical cause whatsoever to our depression and you will be 100% certain that we are physically capable of being much wealthier than we are today.

And you will KNOW that there are solutions for our problems. Things CAN get better and because of science and technology what is possible is getting better every day.

There ARE solutions to the depression, and not solutions that will just put us back where we were before but will make it BETTER than before.

A crisis is a terrible thing to waste, without a crisis, solutions would never be implemented. People wouldn’t even be interested.

This is a totally self-contained book. Everything you need to know to understand national economics is in this book.

My goal was to make my reader “smart.”

They Even Admit They’re Incompetent!

In case you thought I was exaggerating earlier…

Harvard economist Dani Rodrik said:

“Economists are an arrogant bunch, with very little to be arrogant about. … As social scientists, economists have neither the ability of physicists to fully explain the phenomena around us, nor the expertise of physicians to prescribe effective cures when things go wrong.”

There you have a Harvard economist admitting that economists can’t predict crises AND can’t fix them. So stop looking to them for answers.

They’re so arrogant that the attitude of the Federal Reserve economists is that we should all sit down and shut up and leave it to the “experts.”

“Writers who have not taken a year of PhD coursework in a decent economics department (and passed their PhD qualifying exams), cannot meaningfully advance the discussion on economic policy.”
—Kartik Athreya (Economist for the Federal Reserve)

It’s far too advanced for us. We couldn’t possibly understand anything.

Economists don’t know what they’re doing. Congress doesn’t know what it’s doing. They both admit it.

“No academic discipline has ever been so thoroughly discredited in such a short period of time as has economics over the past year. Virtually no business, government, or academic economists foresaw what may prove to be the greatest economic meltdown in history.” (Duke University professer of Economics Thomas H. Naylor)

North Dakota Senator Byron Dorgan admitted the government does not understand what is wrong economically, nor does it have a solution:

“None of us have been here before. And nobody in the country really understands what is the right medicine to fix what is wrong with this economy [CNN Feb 10, 2009].”

Yet the government makes no attempt to understand the problem or to solve it.

If the government truly desired to resolve the economic crisis, you would expect it to thoroughly explore every possible avenue which promised salvation.

They don’t even TRY

Economists don’t try

The government doesn’t try

There’s no real effort.

Bailing out the banks trying? Please. We all know better.

Think about that. They don’t even try. And we have growing tent cities.

That’s their attitude.
It really pisses me off.

Anytime a solution is offered ALL THEY DO IS MAKE FUN OF IT.

These people don’t care.

If the government were really serious it would offer a REWARD to anyone coming up with a solution to the crisis. Like they offer rewards to catch criminals.

Things Are Bad Now And Worse Times Are Ahead

The #1 trend forecaster in the world, Gerald Celente, is forecasting the Greatest Depression.

Nobel Prize winning economist Paul Krugman predicts a depression.

America is buried in debt.

Foreclosures are everywhere.

Unemployment is skyrocketing.

The people of Iceland rebelled against their government.

Dubai defaulted on their debt.

The Greeks rioted and their COUNTRY had to be bailed out.

Millions are running out of unemployment benefits in America…

The stock market has tanked.

Home values continue to bomb.

A Pew Research survey found 55% of Americans have lost a job or had their pay or hours cut since the recession began.

Things are not going well.

As I see it you have TWO CHOICES:

1. You can do nothing about the economy and leave it to the economists and politicians

Or…

2. You could learn and do what needs to be done to fix the problem.

To give you an idea of how screwed up things are.

The workweek in America today is LONGER than in medieval times.

Despite our science and technology.

Real Solutions

National Economy has already helped thousands of people understand the crisis and how to solve it.

I have solutions for the crisis. And I can prove it.

Read it. No risk. Understand for yourself. Judge for yourself.

You need a specialist. When the pipes leak, you call a plumber. And when the economy is tanking you need a national economist. It’s as simple as that.

The best that mainstream economics has to offer isn’t up to the task.

The right medicine for a depression isn’t even part of what they study.

It’s impossible for someone who doesn’t genuinely care to solve these problems.

National economics specializes in fixing the economy as a whole.

I think people are capable of understanding what’s going on and how to fix it. In fact I know you can, because people read my book and tell me so.

One of two things is going to happen: Either things will become much better than they were before or much worse. It’s up to you to decide.

I can explain it so you can understand. Can anyone else do that?

This is a book for smart people with open minds.

Why Not Just Read Soddy’s Books?

Soddy’s works are incredibly difficult to understand.

You have to read all three of his books before you can even begin to see how it all fits together.

Soddy was a pioneer and much of his work wasn’t left in a finished form.

I had to stitch everything together into a coherent whole to make it understandable.

The price of used copies of Soddy’s books has skyrocketed since the recession started.

To buy his three books used today would cost you $1,624, without shipping.

And, you wouldn’t even get as much out of reading them as you would from National Economy, and it would take a hell of a lot longer to read them.

$29.95 with FREE SHIPPING to anywhere in the world compared to $1,624 without shipping is a pretty good deal.

It also comes with a 365 DAY GUARANTEE.

You have an entire year to decide if you like it. If not, simply send it back (in any condition) and you’ll receive a full refund.

No questions asked. No hassles.

Worst case scenario is you’re out a little time reading it.

If you’re looking for something fluffy that reads like a detective novel this is not for you.

If you want something dry and academic full of footnotes, quotes, and citations this is not for you.

If you want to understand, it is.

You won’t find anything like this anywhere else.

And let me remind you…

As a Duke economics professor put it:

“Economics as practiced in the United States today is no science at all, but rather a political ideology disguised as a science.”

This is an exclusive offer. National Economy can only be purchased through this website. It’s not available in bookstores or Amazon. Only sold here.

With time you’ll appreciate this more as things get worse. You might leave now.

Give it a couple months or a year. You’ll be back.

You might get the book and put it on the shelf. Give it awhile.

You’ll want to read it.

You might read it and not appreciate it very much.

Give it some time. You will.

Watch as “solutions” pop up like crazy. It happened during the Great Depression.

Relative to everything else you’ll appreciate this more.

Once this print run is sold, when it’s reprinted, I’m changing the price on the back cover to $39.95.

Pretty soon, we’ll be completely sold out.

P.S. “I do not think it is an exaggeration to say that had Frederick Soddy’s economic views been listened to and his ideas acted upon, instead of being ignored, the Second World War could have been avoided with all its destruction and loss of life.”
—Edward Holloway
President of the Economic Research Council
Author of Money Matters

“I liked the book immensely. I think you’ve laid a very valuable groundwork.”

“For those who wish to understand the confidence trick being played on them and their governments by the financiers, and are looking for a better way of dealing with today’s recession than having government money from banks to keep those same banks from collapsing, we have a book here that sheds invaluable light.”
—Martin Hattersley Q.C.,M.A.,LL.B.,A.Th.
is a graduate in Economics and Law of Cambridge University, England. He is former Director of Research of the Social Credit Association of Canada and a former President of the Economics Society of Northern Alberta

“I think that your book has much merit and think that it should be taught in school to teens as a way of getting them to understand the ins-and-outs of the art & science of economics.”
—William Tiller, PhD.
Professor Emeritus of Stanford University
Author of 4 books
Featured in the hit movie What The Bleep Do We Know?

“I learned a lot from this book,

and I thought I knew a lot about the economy.”

“It is an easy read and relatively short, but not fluffy.”

“It is written so that anyone can understand the basics of our nation’s economy.”

“Nevin provides numerous analogies and examples so that anyone can relate to the basic economic functions of production, distribution, and the role money plays in the economy.”
—Richard Gerth, PhD.

“Being a person of limited Economics background, this book’s example-oriented explanation style was perfect for me. The true value in National Economy is that it goes beyond pointing out problems to provide solutions that if implemented could solve this financial crisis. Anyone wishing to truly understand the money in their wallet should read this book.”
—Brooke Medaugh, Pharmacy Student

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—Jonathan Scobie, J.D.

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