BOOKS on Business & Economy

	Leakage: The Bleeding of the American Economy by Treval C. Powers, D. Sc. A timely work about inflation, monetary policy and economic growth. It shows how a basically simple system has been distorted by the application of theory du jour. This book is on a Cabinet-level internal reading list in Washington D.C., and has been adopted by The New York Public Library for the permanent Science, Business and Industry research collection. Leakage was the topic of discussion at several panel sessions at the American Association of Law Schools conference on Socio-Economics and the Law at University of California at Berkeley, January, 2005. 364 pages, illustrated quality paperback: $39.95 + s/h ISBN 0-9647121-1-3
	Binary Economics: The New Paradigm by Robert Ashford & Rodney Shakespeare Binary Economics is a new perspective on economics put forward by an American law professor and a British scholar. Based on the principals of “the potent distributive relationship between broader capital ownership and [economic] growth” advocated by the late Louis Kelso, Binary Economics raises two important issues for “those concerned with the welfare of mankind... How does scarcity persist despite the capacity to eliminate it? What dan be done to eliminate it?” 448 pages, plus bibliography and index; illustrated paperback. $24.95 + s/h ISBN 0-7618-132-1-7
	Mail-It!  High-Impact Business Mail from Design to Delivery by A.P. McElhone & E.B. Butler A practical how-to guide to using a desktop computer to generate technically correct business mail with a professional look. Introducing the "Mail it! Experts," offering tips from major corporations. This book won an Excellence award from the Society for Technical Communication, and has been adopted by The New York Public Library for the permanent Science, Business and Industry research collection. 250 pages, illustrated quality paperback. $29.95 + s/h ISBN 0-9647121-1-5
	Podium Power!  by Don Davies “The ultimate guide to your very own incredible standing ovation experience.” Sure-fire tips and techniques for would-be spellbinders by a well-known communications coach to CEOs and the sports world, this little book will help you say what you mean, mean what you say, and gain confidence that you'll actually be heard. 160 pages, paperback. $14.95 + s/h ISBN 0-9686062-0-9