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In Rule of Money simple commonsense financial concepts build floor by floor to culminate in a new structure of Economics. The foundation of this economic skyscraper is the simple Rule of Money; it must be earned. From this strong foundation simple obvious conclusions about the actions of the private sector and the public sector are derived and stated in easily understood rules. From these rules a new framework is established for Economics and the operation of government. Rand McGreal begins Rule of Money by tracing the history of banking to establish the root of his new economic theory. Every...

A meeting in Portland, Oregon occurrs between noted French economist, Jean Baptiste Say, and economic's writer Rand McGreal in 2013. They spend two days discussing the state of Economics and Say's anger with the dismissal of his ideas by John Maynard Keynes. Say then asks Rand to help him restore his theory of the market as the dominant driver of economic health. Say's passion gets the better of him at times, but he regains control and continues with a vigorous defense of his ideas, and a spirited attack on the principles underlying Keynes' theory. The book provides a clear easily understood...

On a late spring morning in 2013 economics writer, Rand McGreal, stopped at a Seattle restaurant for a leisurely lunch. Shortly after Rand took a seat a stranger entered the nearly empty business. When Rand observed that the stranger was confused by the lack of a maitre d' at the door, he offered an explanation. The two began to converse. When the stranger introduced himself as Richard Cantillon, Rand was intrigued. Richard Cantillon was the name of a famous Irish economist. Rand wanted to know more about the stranger and his relationship to the real Richard Cantillon since the famous...