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An alternative to the Economic Report of the President that explains how we can achieve growth and democracy; why IMF policies make the Third World debt problem worse; and how economic policies of the New Right hurt blacks and women.

“If family farmers, working families, small enterprises, environmentalists, and other workaday Americans are to prevail against the right wing forces of greed, they must have solid information, analysis, and direction. The report provides all that, but it also provides another essential ingredient for change—hope that things can be better than they are today.”—Jim Hightower

"[A] powerful indictment of, and a persuasive alternative to, the economics of reaction."—Robert L. Heilbroner