Energy powers our entire economy and is an essential resource in every industry and every home. What are our best choices... More > from coal, oil, gas, nuclear, hydro, wind, ethanol, biomass, solar, and others And can we depend on imports, or should we strive for energy independence < Less

A down-to-earth, practical guide to making ethical decisions. As Warren Buffett said: "It takes 20 years to build a... More > reputation, but only 5 minutes to ruin it." < Less

Energy powers our entire economy and is an essential resource in every industry and every home. What are our best choices... More > from coal, oil, gas, nuclear, hydro, wind, ethanol, biomass, solar, and others? And can we depend on imports, or should we strive for energy independence? < Less

Some government programs are absolutely essential - which ones are and why? But other government projects are often... More > uneconomic or failures. This book explains why, and what to do about it. < Less

This book on finance is for non-financial managers. It is not a theoretical textbook, and it uses no technical jargon or... More > math. Think of it as an executive summary of the basics of business finance.

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Everything in our economy runs on energy like oil, gas, electricity or some kind of fuel or power. This book explores and... More > explains every energy source and how best to manage it. < Less

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When an economy is largely free enterprise and government is small, then innovative entrepreneurship can arise anywhere and... More > at any time. For example, a Thomas Edison or a Warren Buffett or a Sam Walton or a Bill Gates or a Michael Dell or a Steve Jobs can emerge from obscurity and create new goods and services that benefit our entire society. Remember that every large corporation started out as a pet idea of just one person.

But when government is dominant, and free enterprise is repressed, then decisions are made centrally and politically, rather than at the grass roots. Under big government the few at the top make all the decisions. Once power is restricted only to the small, political elite inner circle, and denied to the many, then innovation is stifled and new ideas remain unborn. Allocation of resources by political processes will steer resources towards cronies, rather than innovators, entrepreneurs, and other productive individuals. It comes down to who you know instead of what you know. < Less

A down-to-earth, practical guide to making ethical decisions. As Warren Buffett said: "It takes 20 years to build a... More > reputation, but only 5 minutes to ruin it." < Less