Unlimited Wealth: The Theory and Practice of Economic Alchemy Hardcover – December 9, 1990

Professor Pilzer is very smart and an excellent author so i buy many of his books.I met him in Dallas.He also owns a large insurance-for-employer-plans business and i believe a neutraceutucal biz also.He skis with his wife and 4 kids and i bet delivery people love them as they leave beverages in a small fridge on their front porch for them.

Great book. Not classical economic theory, but I think it is the kind of thought that leads to true economic progress (both on the personal micro and macro levels). It is very approachable. My seventeen year old son is reading it.

After 25 years, Still relevant. Everything is happening as predicted by him. Great book, people need to open their eyes to whats happening. Change is constant, there is no crisis, there is change. If you don't change you go into crisis mode.

Paul is right on. In 1990 he articulated the impact that technology has on our resources. We do not live in a world of scarce resources. We use technology to replace them, or multiply them, and discover new resources all the time. Paul's message to me: This world has plenty of what mankind needs. We can invent our way out of any perceived shortage. Read this book to think about all this in some new ways.

The book came in good condition, fast delivery.

This book defines a new economic theory that seems much more relevant than that taught by traditional economists. He emphasizes technology's role in economics, and rightly so.

Great info.

I read this book when it was first published about 30 years ago. It should be required reading in high school.