Best Governments: in 240 Graphs 2015

Product Description FIRST TIME EVER, economic indicators are being presented in a way so every one can understand them. This book is a collection of graphs which simplify complex economic data into a form so every one can understand and any one is able to see with their own eyes which governments have been performing well and which have not. There is no Opinion, Commentary or any thing else which may influence the readers views. it is purely economic data presented in 243 graphs so to allow the readers to interpret the performance of varius governments them selfs. The aim of this book is to strengthen democracy by allowing the free people of the democratic world to make informed decisions in the polling booths and to create a general sense of importance for statistical data, to create a thirst for knowledge in the field of statistics and encouragae discussion and debate in the entire spectrum of society from taxi stands to barber shops, from college cafeterias to the factory floors, about which governments are delivering in the interest of progress for the people and which are not. About the Author I am a development economist who has studied independently from various repositories of knowledge, from ancient Chinese, Islamic, European, Modern, Pre Historic Civilisations. I believe my self to be a student of Ibn Khaldun the fabled 14th century sociologist and the father of the modern subjects of Sociology, Economics, Historiography, Political Science. My dream is to see a world free of pain and suffering, free of hunger and poverty, an just and equitable world for us all to enjoy. "I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal." Martin Luther King Jr