Roger LeRoy Miller received his PhD from the University of Chicago. Miller is a legal specialist and author of numerous books on law and the legal environment, including criminal procedure. In addition, Miller has authored books on the war on drugs, the economics of crime and criminal behavior, and on related topics.  Daniel K. Benjamin is an Alumni Distinguished Professor in the John E. Walker Department of Economics, Clemson University.

• PART ONE: THE MIRACLE OF ECONOMIC GROWTH1. Rich Nation, Poor Nation 2. Innovation and Growth 3. Outsourcing and Economic Growth 4. Poverty, Capitalism, and Growth 5. The Threat to Growth 6. Hello Boomers, Goodbye Prosperity  PART TWO: THE BUSINESS CYCLE, UNEMPLOYMENT, AND INFLATION7. What Should GDP Include? 8. What’s in a Word? Plenty, When It’s the “R” Word 9. The Disappearing Middle Class 10. Capital, Wealth, and Inequality 11. The Great Stagnation 12. The Case of the Missing Workers 13. The Gig Economy 14. Mobility in America 15. Inflation and the Debt Bomb 16. Is It Real, or Is It Nominal?  PART THREE: FISCAL POLICY17. Can We Afford the Affordable Care Act? 18. Who Really Pays Taxes? 19. Are You Stimulated Yet? 20. Higher Taxes Are in Your Future 21. The Myths of Social Security  PART FOUR: MONETARY POLICY AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS22. The Fed and Financial Panics 23. The Fed Feeding Frenzy 24. Deposit Insurance and Financial Markets 25. Revolutionizing the Way We Pay 26. Cryptocurrencies  PART FIVE: GLOBALIZATION AND INTERNATIONAL FINANCE27. The Value of the Dollar 28. The Eurozone after Brexit 29. The Global Power of the Big Mac 30. The Opposition to Globalization 31. The $750,000 Job  Selected References and Web Links

Roger LeRoy Miller received his PhD from the University of Chicago. Miller is a legal specialist and author of numerous books on law and the legal environment, including criminal procedure. In addition, Miller has authored books on the war on drugs, the economics of crime and criminal behavior, and on related topics.  Daniel K. Benjamin is an Alumni Distinguished Professor in the John E. Walker Department of Economics, Clemson University.

• PART ONE: THE MIRACLE OF ECONOMIC GROWTH1. Rich Nation, Poor Nation 2. Innovation and Growth 3. Outsourcing and Economic Growth 4. Poverty, Capitalism, and Growth 5. The Threat to Growth 6. Hello Boomers, Goodbye Prosperity  PART TWO: THE BUSINESS CYCLE, UNEMPLOYMENT, AND INFLATION7. What Should GDP Include? 8. What’s in a Word? Plenty, When It’s the “R” Word 9. The Disappearing Middle Class 10. Capital, Wealth, and Inequality 11. The Great Stagnation 12. The Case of the Missing Workers 13. The Gig Economy 14. Mobility in America 15. Inflation and the Debt Bomb 16. Is It Real, or Is It Nominal?  PART THREE: FISCAL POLICY17. Can We Afford the Affordable Care Act? 18. Who Really Pays Taxes? 19. Are You Stimulated Yet? 20. Higher Taxes Are in Your Future 21. The Myths of Social Security  PART FOUR: MONETARY POLICY AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS22. The Fed and Financial Panics 23. The Fed Feeding Frenzy 24. Deposit Insurance and Financial Markets 25. Revolutionizing the Way We Pay 26. Cryptocurrencies  PART FIVE: GLOBALIZATION AND INTERNATIONAL FINANCE27. The Value of the Dollar 28. The Eurozone after Brexit 29. The Global Power of the Big Mac 30. The Opposition to Globalization 31. The $750,000 Job  Selected References and Web Links