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Dear Friend,

The American economy is among the most powerful forces for good in the history
of humankind. The nations economic engine has driven living standards to
heights unimaginable at the nation's founding almost 250 years ago.

Are America's founding principles still relevant in today's economy? Or are
they simply relics of a bygone era?

But in recent years the economy seems to have lost its vitality. America has
been regressing toward less freedom, a disregard for individuals at the core of
society, and a departure from the proper role of institutions.


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In the latest eBook from the Hoover Institution, Three Keys to Unlock the
American Economy, John Cogan and Kevin Warsh explain the effects of three big
shocks to our economy—and three key solutions to turn it around.

The shocks discussed—and the subsequent responses—have shaken confidence in
American institutions and led to destructive policies that have prevented an
economic boom. Against this backdrop, the authors present a modern framework
for a return to America's founding principles of individual freedom, private
property rights, rule of law, free markets, and limited government.

This eBook shows us how America can once again be a country marked by
abundance and innovation, governed by values of hard work and decency, and
secure from foreign adversaries.

You can get your free copy here.
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Thanks,

Greg



Greg Stamps | Online Development



Hoover Institution | Stanford University


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