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Citizen A: Money Laundering and Tax
Avoidance for Beginners

Money Laundering and Tax Avoidance for Beginners

The Plague of Our Time

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

Warum Geschäftsführer im Operativen feststecken und wie Führung wieder wirksam wird

DIE VERANTWORTUNGSFALLE

In I Did Everything Right So Why Am I Still Struggling?, Michael J. Henderson exposes the often-hidden realities behind the American dream. With deep personal insight, Henderson shares his journey and the lessons learned from doing everything that society promises will lead to success working hard, studying diligently, and following the rules only to face continued struggles.

This compelling book is a critical examination of the economic systems that shape our lives. Henderson argues that hard work alone does not guarantee success, and that the structures we rely on are rigged against the very people who contribute the most. Through an exploration of debt, opportunity, meritocracy, and class, Henderson demonstrates that the true barriers to success are systemic, not personal failures.

I Did Everything Right So Why Am I Still Struggling? is more than just a memoir it is a powerful social critique that challenges readers to rethink the promises they were taught about success. It is an invitation to stop internalizing failure and start understanding the forces at play. Henderson calls for a shift in perspective, urging readers to recognize the difference between individual effort and structural inequality.

This book is essential reading for anyone questioning why the rules they've followed for success seem to fail them, and for those seeking to understand the broader forces shaping their lives. It's a thought-provoking exploration of what happens when the American dream doesn't deliver-and how to reclaim your power in a system that doesn't reward effort equally.

I Did Everything Right So Why Am I Still Struggling?

Wealth Creation After the Fall

Rich in Ruins

What happens when money, faith, technology, and civilization itself begin to collide?

End Times Economics is a powerful exploration of the forces shaping humanity's uncertain future. In a world defined by financial instability, widening inequality, digital currencies, 
automation, resource scarcity, surveillance, and spiritual anxiety, this book asks one urgent question: Are we witnessing the collapse of old systems-or the birth of a new civilization?
Blending economics, history, faith, technology, and moral philosophy, this thought-provoking work examines how modern societies have built their future on fragile assumptions: endless growth, unlimited resources, permanent employment, institutional trust, and the belief that money will always hold meaning. But as global power shifts, work is transformed by machines, cash gives way to digital control, and inequality reaches dangerous extremes, those assumptions are being tested like never before.

Inside this book, readers will discover:Why endless economic growth may be one of civilization's greatest illusions
How money depends on collective faith, trust, and imagination
The rise of digital currencies and the risks of a cashless global order
How inequality, automation, and surveillance are reshaping human freedom
Why resource scarcity and global power shifts could define the coming era
How faith, prophecy, and economic fear influence public behavior during crisis
What humanity must choose if it hopes to build a future beyond survival


This is not a book of simple doom or fear. It is a serious inquiry into the moral, spiritual, and economic crossroads facing the modern world. With clear analysis and a deeply reflective tone, End Times Economics invites readers to look beyond headlines and understand the deeper patterns shaping our age.
For readers interested in economics, geopolitics, faith, technology, social collapse, and the future of civilization, this book offers a timely and compelling guide to the world we are entering-and the choices that may still shape what comes next.

Money, Faith, and the Future of Civilization

End Times Economics

Relational Economics and Organization Governance

This book examines the structure of university knowledge production as publications. Offering an in-depth case study on a medium-size Italian university, it explores networks of collaboration by evidencing the relationship between internal and external authors, their productivity, and the role of team size taking also a longitudinal perspective.
This book investigates also partner’s selection mechanisms in terms of institutional and disciplinary, gender, and academic role proximity. The pathologies of contemporary scientific practice, such as large team size, are discussed within a broad interdisciplinary theoretical landscape. 
The book shows that knowledge is produced locally and transferred globally by constituting a multi-layer Glocal Invisible College, rooted in a model of single universities made by three subsystems loosely connected. 
Researchers, university administrators, and policymakers alike will find this work invaluable. For researchers, it provides a replicable methodology that combines network and statistical analysis, while for university governance and policymakers the insights gained from this analysis can inform strategies to enhance collaborative efforts and improve research outcomes.

This book examines the structure of university knowledge production as publications. Offering an in-depth case study on a medium-size Italian university, it explores networks of collaboration by evidencing the relationship between internal and external authors, their productivity, and the role of team size taking also a longitudinal perspective.This book investigates also partner’s selection mechanisms in terms of institutional and disciplinary, gender, and academic role proximity. The pathologies of contemporary scientific practice, such as large team size, are discussed within a broad interdisciplinary theoretical landscape. 
 The book shows that knowledge is produced locally and transferred globally by constituting a multi-layer 
 Glocal
 Invisible College, rooted in a model of single universities made by three subsystems loosely connected. 
 Researchers, university administrators, and policymakers alike will find this work invaluable. For researchers, it provides a replicable methodology that combines network and statistical analysis, while for university governance and policymakers the insights gained from this analysis can inform strategies to enhance collaborative efforts and improve research outcomes.

An Investigation into Contemporary Scientific Practice

University Knowledge Production

Debasing the price of gold to protect the dollar has failed. A new system is now inevitable. The Western media fixation on Bitcoin--price, memetics, and volatility--ignores the strategic resurgence of gold. The narrative framing of the rise of gold ignores the cause: an underlying structural shift. In 2023 and 2024, Chinese gold imports surpassed most Western central banks' entire holdings. China doesn't need to announce a gold standard. It only needs to create conditions where gold becomes more trustworthy than Western fiat. The shift won't require an edict. It will occur by default, when trust fails and metal remains. The new significance of gold isn't driven by inflation fears or chart patterns--it reflects a tectonic restructure, a repricing of trust. Not trust from the public--but from institutions. Central banks keep buying gold. There was no mania. Just a quiet shift from paper gold promises to physical certainty. Then suddenly the Bank of International Settlements gave the transition a big shove via Basel III. Power is flowing East. China and Russia have drawn in massive amounts of gold while dumping Treasuries. The BRICS will unveil a gold backed e-CNY to compete with the dollar. Simultaneously, they are forcing the US debt back home in exchange for real assets, choking the Fed/Treasury on the mountain of paper, and grabbing the financial power. This momentous shift is already underway Western banks, lacking the gold to cover their obligations, are increasingly trying to financialize the problem. A Chinese edition of the original edition of Gold Wars was published by the prestigious Shanghai Jiao Tong University Press.

Emergence of a Multipolar Monetary Order

Gold Wars

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.

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.

Migration, Human Capital and the Labor Market

THE INSTANT SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLERThe world's criminals earn trillions every year. They keep almost all of it. Every effort to stop them has failed. Why? Join Oliver Bullough through the looking glass, voyaging through the dark heart of the global economy: where flows of dirty banknotes, designer goods and baby eels prop up illicit networks spanning from Miami to Shanghai - via, strangely, North Oxfordshire. Cryptocurrencies flow through ledgers that would look familiar to a fifteenth-century Florentine banker. Casinos, lottery tickets and government ignorance all power the merry-go-round of dirty money. And it all works brilliantly. Better than ever. There has never been a better time to be a criminal. It's time that changed.

The Secret Life of Dirty Money

Everybody Loves Our Dollars

What if money-the tool built to make life easier-has become the force quietly keeping humanity from thriving?

In Should Money Be Obsolete?, Dr. A.S. Gailey challenges one of the deepest assumptions of modern life: that money-based trade is not only necessary, but the best system available. Drawing from history, economics, psychology, politics, health care, food systems, media, industry, and government, Gailey examines how money creates conflicts of interest between buyers and sellers, citizens and institutions, workers and employers, and even patients and the industries meant to heal them.

Rather than simply criticizing capitalism or calling for socialism or communism, Gailey asks readers to think beyond familiar ideological categories. Could private enterprise still exist without money? Could innovation, motivation, and resource distribution function in a system no longer driven by profit? And could such a transition happen peacefully, gradually, and practically?

For readers ready to question the economic foundation of everyday life, this book offers a bold invitation: imagine what society could become if money were no longer at its center.

Should Money Be Obsolete?

Money Laundering and Tax Avoidance for Beginners

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