Supply Shock is the culmination of 13 years’ work by Brian Czech, CASSE’s founding president and best-selling author of Shoveling Fuel for a Runaway Train. Leaving no stone unturned, Czech has covered the environmental, historical, economic, sociological, and political aspects of economic growth and the transition to a steady state economy. It might sound like a heavy read, but Neil Patterson (past president, W.H. Freeman and Company) calls Supply Shock “clear, cogent, honest, stimulating, free of clutter, and often amusing; it’s boredom-free.”
Through Saturday (1/11), Supply Shock: Economic Growth at the Crossroads and the Steady State Solution will be available wherever eBooks are sold for only 99¢! Participating suppliers in the U.S. include Amazon, iTunes, Barnes and Noble, Kobo, and others. For instruction on how to order outside the U.S., email [email protected]. Why offer Supply Shock for 99 cents? Because we want you to read it! CASSE’s mission is "to advance the steady state economy, with stabilized population and consumption, as a policy goal with widespread public support." And Supply Shock is all about the mission. See what other people are saying about Supply Shock at http://supplyshock.org/what-people-are-saying/, or by checking Amazon reviews. Brian Czech, Ph.D. and Certified Wildlife Biologist, works for the U.S. Government and is Visiting Professor of Natural Resource Economics in Virginia Tech’s National Capitol Region. Czech is listed among the Post-Growth Institute's “Top 100 Inspirational Leaders.” Publisher’s Weekly has called Czech “as good at popularizing economics as Carl Sagan was science.” Czech’s vision of “steady statesmanship” is impressive and convincing, and this book easily qualifies as one of the key manuals for those who care about the world and its inhabitants.—Lynn Greenwalt, past director, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service -- Rentz Hilyer, Projects Director Center for the Advancement of the Steady State Economy <http://www.steadystate.org/> 571-501-6691 Sign the CASSE position on economic growth<http://steadystate.org/act/sign-the-position/> .
