Jordan Weisinger: 6 books

The premise of democracy is sounder than its modern application persisting under terrible inefficiencies and suffering episodes of mismanagement. Improvement can be achieved by re-organizing the distribution of powers and responsibilities between branches, modulating the number of current chambers or...

New modes of representation along wealth indices and other specialized demographics will prove instrumental reviving the modern democratization movement especially when a larger number of demographic and economic segments can be coerced into power sharing and profit sharing positions based on incomes,...

Cambrian Finance is the third and final installment in the C-G (Commercial Government) Trilogy. The book explores new themes within commercial government with specific emphasis on non stock configurations, Autopension (index fund) capitalizations, Feeder funds, singularly capitalized funds, institutionalized...

Octopus Economics makes a prediction that the volume of state capital circulating in the global economy will continue to expand and with it governments will have to realign their principle responsibilities to include creating wealth for residents and citizens. The book outlines attributes pertinent...

Imperium is principally about commercial government systems that preserve a domestic capitalist economy by requiring all permanent fund managers to invest in foreign theatres. Reducing tax liabilities and wealth creation for residents remain the central tenants and primary goals of colonial themed commercial...

Governments will learn how to seek profits responsibly and relentlessly. Integration of permanent funds and P/PFI C-G corporations will eliminate all of the traditional jurisdictions and tiers within the combined public sectors of every participating nation. The concept of fixed town, city, county, and...