The Coming Economic Earthquake

In a book written for the layman, Larry Burkett has reviewed the accomplishments of a growing federal government busily applying demand-centered economic policies (growing federal deficits and debt, increasing use of debt by business and households, and government regulation gone wrong), and concluded that severe economic troubles lie ahead. He does not set dates, but like an observer sitting on a hill overlooking a large ice-bound river, he simply points out that the ice is piled up in abnormally high and massive ice dams, and that spring is inevitably on its way. It may be early, or it may be late, but as surely as the seasons roll, the ice will eventually break up and flood down the river. Whoever stands in its path may be wiped out.