Robert Blain

The Most Wealth for the Least Work Through Cooperation Robert Blain

The prophet, KahlilGibran wrote in 1923, "To you the earth yields herfruit -- if you but know how to fill your hands. -- yet unless exchange be in love and kindly justice, it will but lead some togreed and others to hunger."¿ In thatspirit, The Most Wealth with the Least Work ThroughCooperation exposes misconceptions that have delayed and detoured ourprogress toward the goal that is our natural destiny on earth, real wealthmeaning well-being with plenty of free time to enjoy life.¿ It identifies specific ways to share the workand share the wealth more equitably with full employment, genuine socialsecurity, and more free time as national priorities.¿ Neither capitalist nor socialist, it draws onthe strengths of each of them to synthesize a new economic model Bob callsAutonomy.¿ Bob explains that the key isto understand money as a medium of communication that exists to assure thatmembers of the economic household share the work and share the wealth.¿ The policies recommended are specific andsimple and can be implemented at any level, local, national, or global.¿ This is a book with a plan that is longoverdue.