Explore a clear, accessible case for social credit as a practical answer to today’s economic struggles.
This non‑fiction work surveys the present industrial and financial crises and reviews a range of proposed remedies. It explains the core ideas of the Social Credit movement and shows how the proposed principles could reshape credit, prices, and wealth distribution in a modern economy.
- Learn the central concept of a Just Price and how it relates to everyday cost of living
- Discover the idea of national dividends and how broader wealth sharing could motivate industry
- See how credit power, banking, and government policy interact to drive prosperity or instability
- Understand the practical applications envisioned for industry, consumers, and international trade
Ideal for readers of economic reform, students of 20th‑century economic thought, and anyone curious about alternative approaches to credit and distribution.