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J. Henderson M: I Work I'm Broke. What
the Hell Happened?

I Work I'm Broke. What the Hell Happened?

This volume (Parts A and B) contains 16 new studies that shed light on key aspects of immigration: the drivers of immigration, the factors fostering or hindering immigrant integration in the host country, and the impact of immigration in the host countries. The studies span a wide range of countries in Europe, North and South America and use novel administrative, regional and survey data to offer insights into historical and contemporary episodes of migration. Together, they enrich our understanding of the determinants and consequences of migration and provide an evidence base for policy discussions.
The volume covers three broad themes. In both Part A and B are eight papers on the integration of immigrants in the host society, focusing on the acquisition of human capital, labor supply, family formation, and returns to skills. Part B also studies the impact of immigration on outcomes that often dominate the public debate, namely employment, education, and crime. Published twice per year in conjunction with the Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA) Research in Labor Economics contains new cutting edge peer reviewed research applying economic theory and econometrics to policy related topics pertinent to worker well-being often with an international focus.

Migration, Human Capital and the Labor Market

Every Empire Falls

The United States of America is now locked in a death spiral.

As a former special investigator, author James C. Tanner has performed forensic autopsies on the carcasses of ritually slaughtered animals, and now he has turned those skills to perform a forensic autopsy on the American ledger. The evidence is both terrifying and undeniable: the $38.5 trillion national debt has surpassed the catastrophic Ferguson Limit, suggesting America has been grabbed by an economic Alligator that has pulled the USA to the bottom of a fiscal river, putting the United States of America into a catastrophic death roll. America has officially crossed the "fiscal doomsday or crossover" point-a mathematical event horizon where interest payments on our debt now exceed our total defense spending.

"The Rise and Fall of America -- History's Warning: America in the Crosshairs of Collapse" is not a political commentary; it is a data-driven investigation into the systemic death spiral of a once global superpower, now a global super-creditor. Drawing on the 250-year civilizational cycles first identified by Sir John Glubb, this book documents the exact mechanics of America's current economic collapse and the global de-dollarization movement that is stripping the U.S. dollar of its reserve status in real-time.

In this forensic report, you will discover:The Math of "The Snap": Why the current national debt crisis is mathematically impossible to solve through traditional taxation or interest rate hikes.
The BRICS+ Factor: How the shift away from the petrodollar and the rise of alternative payment systems are accelerating the dollar crash.
Mirage Metrics: How "adjusted" data and government reporting are used to hide the true state of inflation and sovereign risk from the public.
The Survival Blueprint: Critical macro trends and wealth-protection strategies you must understand to navigate the 2026 economy.



The "Snap" isn't a theory-it's a mathematical certainty. History is repeating itself, and the window for preparation is closing fast. Whether you are a professional analyst, a history scholar, or a concerned citizen, this book provides the raw, unvarnished truth about the sovereign debt crisis and what it means for your financial future.

The autopsy is complete. The evidence is in your hands. Are you prepared for the fall?

History's Warning: America in the Crosshairs of Collapse

The Rise and Fall of America

Unternehmer gelten oft als gierig, rücksichtslos oder sogar gefährlich. Dabei sind sie das Gegenteil: Sie sind der Motor für Fortschritt, Innovation und Wohlstand für uns alle.Weiying Zhang, einer der renommiertesten chinesischen Ökonomen, ist der profilierteste Verfechter der Marktwirtschaft in China. Seit 40 Jahren beschäftigt er sich mit dem Thema Unternehmertum. Er zeigt in seinem einmaligen Werk, warum wir dazu neigen, Unternehmertum völlig falsch zu verstehen - und warum das enorme Folgen für Politik und Gesellschaft hat.Unternehmer haben in der Geschichte der Menschheit immer wieder gewaltige Probleme gelöst. Die vielleicht größte Gefahr für unseren Wohlstand ist, dass diese Tatsache in Vergessenheit gerät. Denn viele Ökonomen sehen im Unternehmer immer noch eine Art Rechenmaschine: jemanden, der rational abwägt, wie knappe Ressourcen am besten eingesetzt werden. Das hat, so Weiying Zhang, nahezu nichts mit der Wirklichkeit tun. Unternehmer sind eher wie Kreative, wie Künstler.Unternehmertum ist viel mehr als Gewinnstreben - nämlich die kreative Kraft, die aus Unsicherheit Zukunft macht. Das erklärt, warum selbst Big Data niemals Unternehmer ersetzen kann, weshalb Industriepolitik - genauso wie die Planwirtschaft - immer scheitert: und zwar an der Annahme, wirklichkeitsfremde Politiker und Beamte wüssten besser als Millionen Unternehmer und Konsumenten, was die erfolgversprechendsten Innovationen der Zukunft sind.Dieses Buch ist eine leidenschaftliche Verteidigung des Unternehmers - gegen Neid, Vorurteile und ökonomische Irrtümer. Wer von Grund auf verstehen will, wie Märkte wirklich funktionieren und warum Wohlstand ohne Unternehmertum nicht denkbar ist, findet hier eine ebenso fundierte wie inspirierende Antwort.Ein hochaktuelles Buch in einer Zeit, in der sich der Staat immer öfter mit planwirtschaftlichen Methoden in das Leben der Menschen und Unternehmen einmischt.

Fortschritt, Innovation, Wohlstand

Unternehmer sind nicht das Problem, sie sind die Lösung

Wealth Creation After the Fall

Rich in Ruins

Over the last fifty years, the American economy has been transformed-and not by accident. Since the mid-1970s, a coordinated project by corporate leaders, wealthy elites, lobbyists, and policy intellectuals has quietly rewritten the rules of the U.S. economy. The result: more than $79 trillion has been shifted upward from the bottom 90% to the richest households, wages have stagnated despite decades of rising productivity, and entire communities have been left precarious, indebted, and insecure.

The Heist tells the story of how this happened-and what it has done to the people who were left behind.
Drawing on economic research, historical evidence, and clear, accessible analysis, Mark M. Orton shows how financialization, monopolization, deregulation, tax policy, weakened labor power, and deliberate political capture combined to redirect the gains of growth to a small elite. From the Powell Memo to the rise of private equity, from stock buybacks to the collapse of antitrust enforcement, Orton traces the mechanisms of upward redistribution in vivid, concrete detail.
Far from inevitability, this new economic order was engineered-step by step, policy by policy, deal by deal. 
The Heist explains how:CEOs and financial firms extracted value through buybacks, LBOs, and debt-fueled predation
Corporations rewrote tax policy to shield trillions
The decline of unions and worker bargaining power hollowed out the middle class
Monopolies in tech, finance, retail, energy, and healthcare reshaped markets and prices
Political influence, dark money, and lobbying blocked reform and entrenched inequality
Ordinary Americans absorbed the risks-precarity, debt, insecurity, and declining prospects


Clear-eyed, urgent, and deeply researched, The Heist exposes the mechani

How the Rich & Corporations Stole the American Dream

THE HEIST

Strategien gegen Stillstand und Ohnmacht

Die Klimawende JETZT organisieren

Warum Geschäftsführer im Operativen feststecken und wie Führung wieder wirksam wird

DIE VERANTWORTUNGSFALLE

The housing market and communal economy in Ukraine and Eastern Europe

Boomers vs. Millennials: Who REALLY Had It Easier Buying a House? 
 
The greatest housing debate of our time explored through data, not opinions. 
 
Was it really easier for Baby Boomers to buy their first home?
 
Headlines. Social media debates. Arguments at dinner tables. It's been talked about forever, and neither side is likely to stop talking any time soon. Baby Boomers remember mortgage rates in the double digits and how they couldn't afford a house until they were in their 30s. Millennials know home prices have skyrocketed, student loan debt is at an all-time high, and there are fewer houses for sale than any other time on record. 
 
Each generation has some legitimate points. But they're also missing some important context. 
 
Boomers vs. Millennials looks at the facts instead of the opinions. Author James W. Lamprey approaches one of the most debated financial topics of our generation objectively and uses hard data to compare how difficult it has been to buy a home for every generation. 
 
Inside you will discover: The role inflation plays in how we think about home prices 
Why mortgage interest rates are more important than you think 
How bigger homes and rising expectations have changed the market 
The impact student debt, wages, taxes, and household expenses have had on Americans over the last five decades 
How comparing $35,000 to $400,000 is ridiculously misleading 
Which generation had it the hardest...and the myths that just won't go away. 
Stop leaning left or right and consider the facts presented in this book before making your own conclusions about how the American dream of homeownership has changed over the years. 
Buy this book whether you're a first-time home buyer, real estate agent, seasoned investor, economist, or you've wondered "who had it easiest?" at some point. 
Because it's not as black and white as Boomers vs. Millennials.

Who Really Had It Easier to Buy A House?

Boomers vs Millennials

The Future of AI-Powered Longevity

How Longer Lifespans Will Reshape Healthcare, Work, Retirement, and Wealth

AI Longevity Economics

In today's economy, wealth is rarely destroyed all at once. Instead, it is drained silently through inflation, suppressed savings returns, rising debt dependence, and systems designed to slowly weaken purchasing power while appearing stable on the surface.
The Silent Squeeze: Winning Wealth in an Economy Designed to Drain You exposes the hidden mechanics behind financial repression and reveals how modern economic systems quietly transfer wealth away from the unprepared. This book breaks down the forces reshaping money, debt, inflation, investing, and long-term financial survival in an era where traditional advice no longer works the way it once did.
Inside, you will learn how to recognize the warning signs of financial repression, build inflation-resistant income streams, position yourself within shifting economic cycles, use strategic debt intelligently, and leverage modern tools like artificial intelligence to gain a competitive edge. Rather than promoting fear, this book focuses on awareness, adaptability, and control.
Blending economic insight with practical wealth-building frameworks, The Silent Squeeze is designed for readers who want to stop being quietly drained by the system and start positioning themselves for resilience, opportunity, and long-term financial strength in an increasingly unstable world.

Winning Wealth in an Economy Designed to Drain You

The Silent Squeeze

I Work I'm Broke. What the Hell Happened?

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