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A TALE OF
TWO ECONOMIES

It is the best of times, it is the worst of times.

While technology in our material economy has us on the brink of prosperity, our monetary economy is eroding our standard of living.

A Tale of Two Economies reveals the battle between the material and monetary economies while unveiling remarkable solutions that would transform our lives.

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   “Whether you are a political pundit, economist, or Wall Street banker, A Tale of Two Economies is a must-read on what ails our nation today. This book sets the story straight on a battle between two economies and offers a stunning way out of our financial travails. The solution’s brilliance is in its simplicity. In one fell swoop, author Scott Smith wipes out income taxes, balances the budget, and sets our nation on a path to paying off its national debt, while also affording new benefits that would catapult our nation into an era of unprecedented prosperity.” —Anthony Scaramucci

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LOWER TAXES

If we taxed payments at 0.25%, you'd no longer have to pay any income taxes, Social Security taxes, sales taxes, or property taxes! 

GAME-CHANGING BENEFITS

With a payments tax, we could afford the many benefits below. 

THE FUTURE OF BANKING

We could upgrade our banking system to offer a wider range of financial
services at a lower cost.

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GOODBYE NATIONAL DEBT

A payments tax would enable us to retire the national debt in less than ten years.

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OUR NEW BOTTOM LINE

We would all enjoy greater prosperity.

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See how well you'd do

See how well others would do

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