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"GreenCapitalism!" How it can save our planet.    by Keith Mcilroy
Price: Free! 10190 words. Published on July 19, 2011. .

We will all have to embrace GreenCapitalism if we wish to maintain limitless economic growth on our planet of limited resources. This ebook will explain the good and the bad of our current economic model, what impact future economic growth will have on our planet and what we need to put in place for our global economy to become truly sustainable.
Live For Free - The Chronicles of A Nerd Saving For A Startup    by Hunter Davis
Price: $4.99 USD. 31680 words. Published on July 28, 2011. .

Live For Free is an ebook I wrote and distributed in part on www.liveforfree.net from 2008 to 2010. In it, I chronicle the trials and tips I accumulated whilst saving for my startup, Discursive Labs.
Need To Know Economics defintions    by William Martin
Price: $2.99 USD. 8100 words. Published on August 2, 2011. .

This is a book for everyone that needs to know economic definitions or would just like to find out what these words mean. Whether your doing economics at collage, a banker or just a person with an interest with economics this book would be very helpfull with all of its definitions!
Prosperity for Everyone    by Silvio Famularo
Price: $3.00 USD. 38630 words. Published on August 16, 2011. .

Author, Silvio Famularo, puts forward his personal theories on what needs to be done to end poverty and allow everyone the right to share in the abundance of resources that God has provided for everyone to partake of.
Striker Jones: Elementary Economics for Elementary Detectives    by Maggie M. Larche
Price: $2.99 USD. 17230 words. Published on August 16, 2011. .

Striker Jones doesn't know he's an economic wizard, but, boy, is he! You won't find one bit of economic jargon in this book, but it is actually jam-packed with economic lessons for kids ages 7-11. In it are hidden concepts like supply and demand, incentives, and trade-offs, all of which help form the basis for a lifetime of sound decision-making.
Uligarchians: Start of the Collapse    by Finn Farkleberry
Price: $0.99 USD. 41110 words. Published on August 19, 2011. .

Everyday people become poorer, and the powers that be say they have the answer, but Nasda, who took it upon himself to journey across the universe in search of freedom, discovers that all the solutions revolve around an evil hidden in plain sight.
Understanding American Exceptionalism    by David Nordmark
Price: Free! 17380 words. Published on August 27, 2011. .

In Understanding American Exceptionalism, David Nordmark explores just what made America exceptional to begin with. He looks at how America's "Bottom Up" style of government allowed for the creation of an exceptional people and nation. He then explores the reasons why American exceptionalism is fading, and what the consequences of this are for itself and the world.
The Wealth of the People: The Wealth of the Market    by Fernando Urias
Price: Free! 8440 words. Published on September 12, 2011. .

This is the third book of the "Wealth of the People" series. The series is an inquiry about the requirements for the production of wealth in a society. This book is about the wealth of the market. The economic conclusion of this book is that a free market is necessary for the wealth production process to continue.
Saving the World    by R. Eric Swanepoel
Price: $4.69 USD. 131220 words. Published on September 19, 2011. .

'Business as Unusual' meets 'The World According to Garp' and 'Adrian Mole' meets 'No Logo' as 'Saving the World' charts the progress of Nathaniel Papulous from a dysfunctional childhood in English suburbia to the frontlines of the battle against the global tyranny of the transnational corporations.
The World in Our Hands    by Adam Yeoman
Price: $2.99 USD. 38800 words. Published on October 11, 2011. .

The World in Our Hands covers the origins and reasons for the current economic and political climate globally. It explains the reasons why suffering is persistent today even with our mass technology. The way in which we humans organize ourselves in society has created unemployment and economic exploitation due to the nature of our current system.