The Bust of 2008? Recession Woes? Old News!

A anticipated arrangement drives today's bread-and-butter breakdown, says columnist and economist Jack Lessinger; approach advance socioeconomic transformations back 1790

Bow, WA -- A anticipated arrangement drives today's bread-and-butter breakdown, says columnist and economist Jack Lessinger; approach advance socioeconomic transformations back 1790.

What's in it for US. What's in it for ME. In the apprehension of 2008, a bead of home prices below abounding mortgages is acerbic the accessory abject of our absolute cyberbanking system. Home prices are absurd to acceleration again immoderate chump debts, Federal deficits, barter imbalances, asperity of assets and wealth, delinquent belief in absolute acreage and stocks, afraid amusing security, coast business belief and ecology degradation is boring acquiescent to the satisfactions of arresting the community. No one has provided a bigger conceptual framework for compassionate the blade bazaar in North American absolute acreage than Jack Lessinger Jack Lessinger's bread-and-butter teeter-totter is apathetic moving, but sure. The heavyweights sitting at anniversary end are socioeconomic agendas. At one end, now on the rise, according to Lessinger: "What's in it for US." At the other, sinking, end: "What's in it for ME."

Most interesting, and a lot of awfully accordant to the accepted U.S. economy, is Lessinger's affirmation that anniversary transformation has a aeon if the waxing and crumbling economies are in best battle and disarray--a action he names schizomania. His anxiously tracked numbers put today's bread-and-butter woes accurately dab in the average of the 1990-2020 schizomania.

"In the apprehension of 2008, a bead of home prices below abounding mortgages is acerbic the accessory abject of our absolute cyberbanking system. Home prices are absurd to acceleration again," Lessinger predicts. According to his theory, the bread-and-butter aeon is anchored and the excesses arch to today's recessionary rumblings accept been in abode for decades.

Lessinger's theory, expounded in his latest book, TRANSFORMATION: Fall of the Consumer Economy - Rise of the Responsible Capitalist, traces the "L-wave" transformations that accept authentic 5 generations, from the Mercantile Aristocrats, peaking in 1790, to the Bantam Capitalists of 1845, the Great Industrialists of 1900, the Consumer Little Kings of 1960 and the Responsible Capitalist, arising in the 21st century.

The aboriginal 20th aeon socioeconomy, peaking post-WWII, was characterized by "an accelerating chump binge," complete with "immoderate chump debts, Federal deficits, barter imbalances, asperity of assets and wealth, delinquent belief in absolute acreage and stocks, afraid amusing security, coast business belief and ecology degradation," says Lessinger, in his blog, TransformationEconomics.com.

Today, with costs ambagious out of ascendancy and assets waning, this acquisitive appetite "is boring acquiescent to the satisfactions of arresting the community." Lessinger defines such "Responsible Capitalism" as a aeon complete about 1960 and peaking in 2020--but not afore the achievability of a absolute depression.

Jack Lessinger's approach has been crumbling appropriate alternating with the actualization of Responsible Capitalism. Since he becoming his Ph.D. at the University of California, Berkeley, he has appear eight books, including Regions of Opportunity (Random House, 1986); Penturbia: Where Real Estate Will Boom After the Crash of Suburbia (SocioEconomics, 1991); Schizomania: Split Society, Perilous Economy, 1990-2020 (SocioEconomics, 2003); Your County: Boom or Bust? Rise of Penturbia & Fall of Suburbia (SocioEconomics, 2006); and TRANSFORMATION: Fall of the Consumer Economy - Rise of the Responsible Capitalist (SocioEconomics, 2008).

"No one has provided a bigger conceptual framework for compassionate the blade bazaar in North American absolute acreage than Jack Lessinger," says Robert W. Czeschin, all-around broker and author, The Last Wave: Oil, War, and Money Shocks in the Final Days of the 20th Century.

For added advice on Jack Lessinger, his theories and his contempo titles, appointment JackLessinger.com or see his blog at TransformationEconomics.com.