The Age of Deception: Decoding the Truths About the U. S. Economy

by James Dale Davidson

"Some economists are right. Some are wrong. But only one is Jim Davidson, with insights that are original , profound and disturbingly incise. Witty, provocative and clever- Davidson opens the fruit of modern economics, government and politically correct public policy and discovers it is rotten. What's more....eat too much of it.... and it may prove fatal." - William Bonner, President and Founder, Agora Inc.

Genres: Economics

354 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2015

About the author

James Dale Davidson is an American writer and private investor. He specializes in the domain of economics and finance. Davidson had a successful career as a financial advisor, and in the year 1969, he established the National Taxpayers Union. James Dale Davidson was an alumna of the Oxford University. He pursued an undergraduate degree in the institution. As of now, we aren’t aware of any additional details about his education.

Currently, Mr. Davidson holds the position of Co-Editor in the department of Strategic Investment at Banyan Hill Publishing. He retired from the world of investment in the year 2004, only to eventually return to the firm.

He has spent a significant part of his life discussing about an overreaching government. He is best known as an economist and financial predictor, who allegedly predicted every significant financial event since the last thirty years.

Reviews

[J Brown · Rating 3 out of 5]

The Age of Deception ended a positive note with outlooks from an economists point of view. I've have ran across the ice age phenomah in other books that may or may have not been alluded to in this book. The beginning of the book could have been better as I though he expressed to much concern with Obama. I would have liked to see him do more forecasting as it pertains to the end of the welfare state as it may have been implied that these were the years of its recognition.