Reaching America's Potential: Volume 1 Healthcare Shared Economics Taxes

Volume 1 includes the following topics:•Healthcare, •Shared Economics, and •Taxes.

Chapter 1: Reduce Healthcare Cost by 70% and Improve Healthcare Results may seem improbable, unlikely, and even impossible. However, the combined healthcare savings of:
•Medicare Free Choice Act,
•Federal Health Maintenance Organization Act,
•Global Purchasing Prescription Drugs Act,
•Preventive Healthcare Act, and
•Reducing Unnecessary Healthcare Acts.

The U.S. ranks near the bottom of developed countries in healthcare statistics while having the most expensive healthcare in the world. Because of these two startling, alarming and surprising facts, it is highly likely, not much of a leap, and accomplishable to reduce healthcare cost by 70% and to improve U.S. Healthcare statistics. This chapter not only outlines the current problems with U.S. Healthcare but also outlines the solutions and more importantly the methods for implementing these solutions. Voters Like You will need to elect a president and politicians that support the above healthcare acts.

Chapter 2: Shared Economics Increases Pay by 100% and Profits by 50% may seem implausible, counterintuitive, and illogical. Shared Economics is the sharing of the profits with the employees and businesses. Shared Economics has a historical precedence and has worked in the past. This chapter compares, contrasts, and relates Shared Economics with Supply Side Economics and Demand Side Economics. This chapter outlines why Shared Economics increases pay and profits. Elect a president who believes in Shared Economics and it will become a reality.

Chapter 3: Taxing Fair and Balance replaces income tax with 1.5% sales, a 1.5% property tax and a 10% Defense Import tax. These taxes fully fund the U.S. government and pays off the national debt. Currently, income taxes reduce the U.S. GDP growth, the income, and the wealth for businesses and the upper, upper-middle, middle, working, and lower classes. Taxing Fair is accomplished by having the same tax rate for everyone. The current income tax rules, regulations and laws favor, benefit, and reduce taxes for businesses, the upper class, and the upper-middle class at the expense of over-taxing the middle class, the working class, and lower class.