SAN FRANCISCO

This professionally produced 90 minute DVD  contains a speech, including the     Q & A period,  given by Dr. Antal Fekete, Professor Emeritus, Memorial University of Newfoundland before the Economic Club of San Francisco .   Professor Fekete points out that it was not the vanishing of demand, but the vanishing of capital that lead to the Great Depression in the 1930s.  This vanishing of capital is again happening today. Use the explanations provided by Dr. Fekete to  develop your own analytical framework with which to judge the approaching global financial and economic crisis.  Recorded in High Definition.

                      "The Great Depression -- Can It Happen Again?"

                                     DVD  Run Time:  90 minutes

A collection of  essays by Dr. Antal E. Fekete, Professor Emeritus, Memorial University of Newfoundland.  The essays deal with the gold standard, the real bills doctrine and monetary science in general.  

                        Paperback, pages are not numbered, Printed 2009

Still the most widely sold book on economics to date.  Henry George lists clear definitions of classical  economics and explores the nature of wealth and the factors that produce it.  He explores how the wealth should be distributed to the factors of production according to the extent of their contribution, and he points out how wealth is actually distributed in our present economic system.  He clearly shows why under the present system poverty exists amidst great technological progress.

           Paperback, 616 pp., Original 1879 Text, Printed 2003

This book chronicles how fifty-five men met in Philadelphia in 1787 to create the document that has since become the cornerstone of our society and democracy,  the United States Constitution.  The authors describe the life and times of eighteenth century America and the very human qualities of the men who framed the Constitution.  By the authors' recount of the debates, the arguments, the compromises and the votes taken during the constitutional convention, the reader is afforded an insight why the Constitution is such remarkable document.



                  Paperback, 420 pp., Anniversary Edition printed in 2007