Title: Money Flow in a Dynamic Economy: The money flow paradigm explains economic inefficiency, instability, inequality, and the role of government.
Author: Lawrence C. Marsh
Publisher: Avila University Press
ISBN: 978-0982852101
Pages: 271
Genre: Finance
Reviewer: Aaron Washington
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Any hardworking adult aspires to live in a growing economy. Individuals who pay taxes, buy stocks, invest in the towns they live in, and engage in entrepreneurial activities understand the advantages of a stable economy. Author Lawrence C. Marsh has written a book which will aid every taxpayer, business-savvy person, and citizens who want to live in a prosperous society. Money Flow in a Dynamic Economy: The money flow paradigm explains economic inefficiency, instability, inequality, and the role of government, is the ultimate book for readers who enjoy material on money, finances, and building economies – no matter how small. Lawrence C. Marsh caters to readers in all sectors, whether you are a businessman, civil servant, tech mogul, or just an average citizen, the book has content that will help you.
I like how the author starts the book by giving a little history of money flow. How did people relate to money in the previous centuries? Has anything changed over time? Lawrence C. Marsh describes the dynamic of money through different periods in history, giving examples and moving reasons. The author goes on to discuss money flow competition, the role of government in money flow, various policies, debt, politics, and how money moves from one nation to another. I like that every topic has its separate discussion which is independent from the main theme in the book. Reading Lawrence C. Marsh’s book was a thrill because the author virtually connects readers to different events in history. As a reader, you get to learn and virtually experience past events which happened many of which before you were born.
Lawrence C. Marsh is very particular with the topics that he discusses. Every subject leaves the reader with questions about what they can do to improve the economy. I appreciate the author for the different solutions regarding how money changes hands and how government financial decisions affect people on a personal level. If there is one thing that every reader should take-away from this book, it is how to trade and learn markets. Everyone, whether in business or not, whether a small-scale entrepreneur or a CEO of a major company, needs the wisdom in Lawrence C. Marsh’s book to keep moving. My favorite discussions were on the subjects of being liquid, stability, and competition in free markets. The book has several topics that will be helpful to the reader in the present and the future.
Money Flow in a Dynamic Economy is a must-read for everyone. This is a terrific book not just for adults, but also for young readers who are learning the significance of stability and steady money flow in an economy. The writing is outstanding and the explanation even finer. Lawrence C. Marsh has tons of solid guidance in this book, but the best advice the author gives is how to multiply your money, both as an individual or if you are running a corporation.