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by Bob Marshall (Author)
The United States is an unsinkable ship, right? This surprising new guide to the US debt and deficit will challenge that mindset. Even the biggest nations can fail due to continuous deficit spending and unsustainable debt. Is that what's in the future of our great country?
CPA and financial consultant Bob Marshall considers it a real possibility, absent significant changes to current fiscal policies. With a basic understanding of economic and financial principles, readers can participate in the process of fixing the recurring deficits and burgeoning debt. Marshall provides key definitions for terms that may confuse citizens. Everything from the debt ceiling to entitlement spending is explained in an understandable manner, with simple terminology and analogies to express sophisticated ideas. Even people with only a slight understanding of economics will find his arguments simple and persuasive.
In A Sinking Nation, Marshall encourages all citizens to be more involved in shaping the future financial trajectory of the United States. Without promoting specific solutions or people, Marshall provides practical guidelines for evaluating policies and candidates' effectiveness in tackling our fiscal challenges. Be informed so you can be involved in restoring the financial security of our nation.
Author Biography
Bob Marshall is a certified public accountant and has been helping entrepreneurs and high net-worth families understand tax law and develop business strategies for the last twenty-five years. He has created analogies and explanations that make IRS laws easier to understand, and he applied the same principles to his first book, A Sinking Nation. Marshall and his family live in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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by Bob Marshall (Author)
The United States is an unsinkable ship, right? This surprising new guide to the US debt and deficit will challenge that mindset. Even the biggest nations can fail due to continuous deficit spending and unsustainable debt. Is that what's in the future of our great country?
CPA and financial consultant Bob Marshall considers it a real possibility, absent significant changes to current fiscal policies. With a basic understanding of economic and financial principles, readers can participate in the process of fixing the recurring deficits and burgeoning debt. Marshall provides key definitions for terms that may confuse citizens. Everything from the debt ceiling to entitlement spending is explained in an understandable manner, with simple terminology and analogies to express sophisticated ideas. Even people with only a slight understanding of economics will find his arguments simple and persuasive.
In A Sinking Nation, Marshall encourages all citizens to be more involved in shaping the future financial trajectory of the United States. Without promoting specific solutions or people, Marshall provides practical guidelines for evaluating policies and candidates' effectiveness in tackling our fiscal challenges. Be informed so you can be involved in restoring the financial security of our nation.
Author Biography
Bob Marshall is a certified public accountant and has been helping entrepreneurs and high net-worth families understand tax law and develop business strategies for the last twenty-five years. He has created analogies and explanations that make IRS laws easier to understand, and he applied the same principles to his first book, A Sinking Nation. Marshall and his family live in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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