In this "challenging yet witty view of who's really in charge of all abundance" ("Boston Herald"), bestselling author Paul Zane Pilzer explores why God wants each of us to be rich in every way--physically, emotionally, and financially--and shows the way to prosperity, well-being, and peace of mind.
In this "challenging yet witty view of who's really in charge of all abundance" ("Boston Herald"), bestselling author Paul Zane Pilzer explores why God wants each of us to be rich in every way--physically, emotionally, and financially--and shows the way to prosperity, well-being, and peace of mind.
CONTENTS 1 GOD WANTS YOU TO BE RICH 2 THE COVENANT 3 THE SEARCH FOR CAMELOT 4 ECONOMIC ALCHEMY 5 WHAT'S HAPPENING TO OUR JOBS 6 THE WORKPLACE OF THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY 7 MONEY 8 GOVERNMENT 9 LEADERSHIP Illustrative Articles Chapter 3 The End of the World (Again) Why Do We Have So Much Bad News? Why Do Businesses Sometimes Report Bad News? Dr. Doom The "Ecologist" The Club of Rome Julian Simon John Maynard Keynes John Fitzgerald Kennedy's Search for Camelot Ronald Reagan's Search for Camelot What Really Happened During the 1980s Chapter 4 How Sony Learned from Its Mistake How IBM Did Not Learn from Its Success Distribution -- The Greatest Opportunity in the 1990s Why Retailing in the 1990s May Resemble Retailing in the 1950s Chapter 5 Should You Quit Before You're Fired? Why Immigrants Are often the Best Employees The Jonah Dilemma Sears and J. C. Penney Face the Jonah Dilemma Chapter 6 The Rise and Fall of Scientific Management Outsourcing -- The Reconstruction of a Catsup Manufacturer -- Part 1 Outsourcing -- The Reconstruction of a Catsup Manufacturer -- Part 2 How to Quit Before You're Fired Making Your Employer Your First Customer Health Care Chapter 7 God Loves Savers How Customers Abandoned banks in the 1970s How Bank Invented Fictitious Customers in the 1980s How Some Businesses Generate Capital As They Expand Time, Inventory, and Money Real Estate, Elasticity, and Interest Rates How to Hit Criminals Where It Hurts the Most Chapter 8 Today's Heresy Is Tomorrow's Dogma Turning Swords into Piowshares (Almost) What's Wrong with Public Education Automobile Theft The Greatest Challenge of Our Century Unemployment Compensation Appendix The Principles and Six Laws of Economic Alchemy Notes Acknowledgments Index
CONTENTS 1 GOD WANTS YOU TO BE RICH 2 THE COVENANT 3 THE SEARCH FOR CAMELOT 4 ECONOMIC ALCHEMY 5 WHAT'S HAPPENING TO OUR JOBS 6 THE WORKPLACE OF THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY 7 MONEY 8 GOVERNMENT 9 LEADERSHIP Illustrative Articles Chapter 3 The End of the World (Again) Why Do We Have So Much Bad News? Why Do Businesses Sometimes Report Bad News? Dr. Doom The "Ecologist" The Club of Rome Julian Simon John Maynard Keynes John Fitzgerald Kennedy's Search for Camelot Ronald Reagan's Search for Camelot What Really Happened During the 1980s Chapter 4 How Sony Learned from Its Mistake How IBM Did Not Learn from Its Success Distribution -- The Greatest Opportunity in the 1990s Why Retailing in the 1990s May Resemble Retailing in the 1950s Chapter 5 Should You Quit Before You're Fired? Why Immigrants Are often the Best Employees The Jonah Dilemma Sears and J. C. Penney Face the Jonah Dilemma Chapter 6 The Rise and Fall of Scientific Management Outsourcing -- The Reconstruction of a Catsup Manufacturer -- Part 1 Outsourcing -- The Reconstruction of a Catsup Manufacturer -- Part 2 How to Quit Before You're Fired Making Your Employer Your First Customer Health Care Chapter 7 God Loves Savers How Customers Abandoned banks in the 1970s How Bank Invented Fictitious Customers in the 1980s How Some Businesses Generate Capital As They Expand Time, Inventory, and Money Real Estate, Elasticity, and Interest Rates How to Hit Criminals Where It Hurts the Most Chapter 8 Today's Heresy Is Tomorrow's Dogma Turning Swords into Piowshares (Almost) What's Wrong with Public Education Automobile Theft The Greatest Challenge of Our Century Unemployment Compensation Appendix The Principles and Six Laws of Economic Alchemy Notes Acknowledgments Index
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