Common Sense 2.0

This audiobook explores the economic cycles in U.S. history, highlighting the depressions following World War I and in 1929, detailing the contrasting government responses and their long-term impacts on recovery. It argues that the current economic crisis is a greater depression, warning against deeper governmental debt solutions while advocating for a return to honest monetary practices. By doing so, it suggests that a quicker recovery could be feasible, potentially restoring jobs within eighteen months.