Black Friday see store specials
End The Fed is a 2009 book written by Congressmen Ron Paul. The book advocates the abolition of the Federal Reserve in the United States. Paul argues that it is ineffective to have serious economic discussion without taking the role of the Federal Reserve into consideration. End The Fed debuted at number six on the New York Times Best Seller list.
MSRP $21.99
Release date September, 2009
love it
want it
have it
tag it
Pros & Cons6
Reviews1
Details
Buy It
Competitors
Related
Gallery1
Pros & Cons
1 positive
0 mixed
0 negative
![[i]](/images/info.png)
How is the ProSCORE calculated?
show me!
The ProSCORE is calculated based on the ratio of Pros & Cons about this product as voted by
approved reviewers from the ProductWiki community.
ProSCORE = 100 x (Pro votes) / [(Pro votes) + (Con votes)]
Numbers used for this ProSCORE:
Pro votes = 5
Con votes = 1
Total votes = 6
If you want to help improve the accuracy of the results, register and start voting!
» see the top ranked reviewers
[close]
Buy It
Competitors
There aren't any competitors listed here yet.
Reviews
October 25, 2009
approved
reviewer
love it
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.
Pros
- Refreshing perspective on the economic meltdown
- Sheds new light on the Federal Reserve
- Author's argument cites history, Austrian economics and personal anecdotes
- Proposes a competitive monetary system to replace the virtual counterfeiting of the fractional reseve banking system
- Easy-to-read writing style makes it very accessible
Cons
- Congressional hearings chapters are a little dry
Did you find this review helpful?
Yes
/
No
Price comparison information by:
