It would be difficult to find a more comprehensive book on what monetary reform is all about, why monetary reform is critically necessary, and how to initiate such reforms through the creation of a 'compen- sating money supply'.

Michael Rowbotham leaves no stone unturned in his depiction of the results of debt financing on the individual, businesses, the nation, and the Third World.

He offers us solutions through credit (debt-free) financing; and cautions us that such solutions are not revolutionary, but rather evolutionary, built as they would be upon the systems already in place.

A must read for the newCOMER, the oldtimer, and (especially!) activists, economists, and politicians who have the desire to bring about constructive social change.