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In his book, Boundless Success, Booth explains why we should have faith and how it can improve our everyday lives. Using religious faith to guide our decision-making process, we can turn our dreams into reality and live a happy, successful life. Booth shows us that God wants us to succeed, and by following His will and surrounding ourselves with people who support us, we can enrich our lives with love and positivity. About the Author Philip Booth is the proprietor and CEO of 100% Phil Booth. He has been a retailer of home appliances for forty years. His career began after completing his Trade Certificate as a radio and television serviceperson, after which he launched a career in retailing. He has owned and managed two businesses, and his longevity has resulted from leveraging the two top appliance co-operating companies in New Zealand and a strong faith in the goodness of God. He currently belongs to the Appliance Connexion Group Services Ltd, which is associated with the NARTA Group of Australasia. Phil has kept up with current appliance retailing trends by traveling extensively to conferences hosted by various groups and suppliers of appliance brands, CEOs, visits to appliance factories, and listening to motivational guest speakers.

This book discusses how 'wars of ideas' can be waged, using the author's extensive experience, both as Director General of the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) and at other classical liberal think tanks.John Blundell begins his stimulating collection of published essays, reviews and introductions by showing how the founders of the IEA successfully fought the conventional 'state planning' wisdom of the 1960s and 1970s, providing the ideas which, by the 1980s and 1990s, had brought about increased freedom and a revival in the use of markets. He draws lessons from those days and then surveys the contemporary scene, showing how the anti-liberal ideas emerging now are different from those which prevailed in the early years of the IEA. As well as giving a valuable view of the IEA's development, these essays also offer advice on how to continue winning in the new circumstances of the present.Waging the War of Ideas has been constantly in demand since it was first published in 2001. This new and expanded edition has also been produced as a commemoration of the life of John Blundell, who passed away in 2014, and contains an obituary.

Exploring the evolution of the development control system in Britain, the book delves into its historical progression from early modern periods to contemporary practices. It examines key changes, influences, and the impact of various policies over time, providing a comprehensive understanding of how development control has shaped urban planning and governance in Britain.

This book proposes that the UK should develop a federal structure of government with only a small number of functions such as defence and border control being determined at the UK level. All other functions would be the ultimate responsibility of individual nations within the UK.

"Green's functions, named for the mathematician who developed them in the 1830s, possess applications in many areas of physics. This volume presents the basic theoretical formulation, followed by specific applications that include transport coefficients of a metal, the Coulomb gas, Fermi liquids, electrons and phonons, superconductivity, superfluidity, and magnetism. 1984 edition"--

Examining the debate from when the euro was first introduced to the sources of its current problems, this book proposes radical solutions to resolve the long-running crisis of the European Monetary Union. Initially, free-market economists were generally supportive of the euro, believing it would reduce the tendency towards inflation and encourage economic reform. However, in this current analysis, the authors--a group of leading monetary economists--make it perfectly clear that if the members of the eurozone are to prosper in the long term, the status quo cannot continue. These nine essays explore topics that include the UK's decision not to join, the fate of past monetary unions, why the euro is failing, practical exit strategies, and a possible free-banking solution for the eurozone, among many more.

Challenging the belief that the banking crisis stemmed from inadequate regulation, this book argues that regulatory measures may have worsened the situation. The contributors, noted experts in finance, reveal that both statutory regulation and government policies failed, exacerbating risks and fostering an asset bubble through loose monetary policy. They advocate for targeted, non-intrusive regulatory tools to address specific banking weaknesses, making this work crucial for understanding the implications of recent financial events.

In the context of both political economy and Catholic Social Teaching, this book examines the extent to which the teaching can be used to justify the free market, or alternative forms of political and economic organisation, in areas such as taxation, welfare, foreign aid, labour markets and business.

Philip Booth's poetry draws inspiration from New England traditions, reflecting a deep connection to nature through vivid imagery of the sea, woods, and fields. His work delves into enduring themes such as love, uncertainty, and responsibility. Lifelines offers a chance to rediscover Booth's significant contributions to contemporary American poetry, particularly as many of his earlier pieces are no longer available.