Purchasing Power Grand Design of the Centuries

“Purchasing Power, Grand Design of the Centuries” (and how we will shape the things to come)

The Nation’s System of Finance

 Who can explain how $5 of a checking or savings account comes to be?  Who can explain the conditions and contractual obligations that enable that $5 to move through the economy and finance as Purchasing Power?

 Most elusive is an explanation of how and why checking and savings account dollars all have a timetable for extinguishment that takes those dollars out of the economy.

 Equally foreign to the national intellect is the realm of mechanics and contractual obligations that get a $5 bill or $5 worth of coin into the economy. 

 Mix this all up in a salad bowl and you get a world where more than two-thirds of people are calling for a different salad.

 “Purchasing Power, Grand Design of the Centuries” represents the discoveries of a banker and consultant to troubled farms over a lifetime of on hands experience with the Financial Operating System plus thousands of hours of research.  Is it possible that 99.99 percent of the world does not understand the system to which they are tethered?

 Taking the skills learned to analyze credit applicants, Gisin used those skills to analyze and understand the banks themselves, central banks, key aspects of the U.S. Treasury and the larger debt/financial markets.

 “Purchasing Power, Grand Design of the Centuries” takes readers on a journey of discovery that challenges the nation’s standard intellectual understanding of the subject.  The book is the primer needed by the nation to understand why the current bowl of salad has menu problems and provides that background needed to create a new salad.