List of Coming Articles & Attachments
I will be writing articles explaining the rationale for every one of my recommendations in my paper called Perfect Economic Prison/Perfect Social Storm: Escaping the Prison and Surviving the Storm.  In addition, I plan on writing and releasing the additional articles listed below:
1. The dynamics behind an accelerating economic collapse.
2.  Why it is difficult to Impossible to stimulate a pop limited and overbuilt and overstaffed economy:  The case for using bailout funds for simultaneously creating jobs and cleaning up our overbuilt infrastructure by mothballing and then physically removing it.
3. Why the population growth rate problem will affect every segment of the economy and keep surplus inventory from A to Z from being reduced through consumption.
4. Why doing things in a business as usual way may make problems worse.
5. Estimating the drop in Gross Domestic Product.
6. Why total and real unemployment rate will rise to 20 t0 40 percent
7. Estimating the people and labor shortage.
8. Estimating the residential unit inventory time to clear (for Colorado this is 7 to 20 years).
9. The case for banks and finance companies to foreclose but leave the homeowners in the property as caretakers.
10. A fiery road ahead for mountain communities with surplus retirement homes and surplus second home. 
11. Potential new work for unemployed workers in the mountain communities: fire control, fire fighting and tearing down surplus homes.
12. A “Quantum Leap” solution to the housing surplus.
13. Understanding the critical links between small business failures and personal bankruptcy rates.
14. “Quantum Leap” survival actions for small business including urgently pursuing reorganization bankruptcy as early as possible?
15. Why the surplus in commercial space is essential for small business survival and how to exploit it with new leasing concepts.
16. Why very low fixed cost with a variable cost component business structures are the key to surviving & thriving at home and abroad.
17. Why qualified people who have declared bankruptcy and or let their homes go into foreclosure could be the most desired employees to hire in the resetting economy.  A potential boon to temporary hire agencies and small businesses.
18. Ten questions to ask your public officials.
19. Ten things public officials should be doing now to manage the fall.
20. What is this thing called economic recovery planning and implementation and why it should be collocated with emergency management functions?
21. Why massive private funding and programs are immediately required?
22. When and why homeowners should default on their home loans?
23. When and why individuals and families should declare bankruptcy)?
24. When and why cities, municipalities and states should file for reorganization bankruptcy?
25. Why would a country like ours decide to do what we did?  The role of leadership greed, arrogance, corruption and intimidation in our economic decline.
26. Why the business executive round table in Washington knew about the problem and said and did nothing: a case for breaking up companies that are a danger to a controlled and vibrant economy.
27. Why we have to start new immigration programs now in spite of current unemployment rates?
28. The positive effects of the recent, short term labor shortfall.
29. Dealing with the massive leadership shortage ahead.
30. A tough road ahead for public officials and politicians:  Too late to build moats, walls and castles.
31. Accountability to mobs:  An open letter to corporate executives describing a highly probable future we have created for ourselves and our county.  Also, police and all likely to be in the mobs because…
32. Why our productivity improving technology is now our enemy.
33. All of this could have been avoided if I would have had the courage to speak up.  Why whistle blowers will come out of hiding as the economy worsens.
34. The simplicity of comparing trade to outsourcing with two monopoly games and 2 hours of play.
35. Which businesses will do well as the social storm intensifies.
36. Other significant trends caused by the age curve.
37. Why the nightmare of exorbitant fees, interest rates and so on for people going through credit problems, foreclosure and bankruptcy will cause people to go to cash only transactions, which will further the failure of banks and causing tax erosion.
38. What happens inside large organizations when systems and processes overload, employees are being downsized and they loose confidence in their leaders.
39. The need for strong consumer groups to drive “By America” programs (after inventory is cleaned up and subsidized until then) and the boycotting of companies that have large outsourced operations.
40. The search for those who signed off on growth plans that were beyond the census bureau forecast by unreasonable amounts.
41. The strong case and evidence for people believing that our economic collapse was deliberately caused by wealthy people in our country.
42. Why two much small stuff computerized such as collection calls and small automatic fees will cost companies in customer loyalty and cause significant customer migration to other suppliers.
43. Why Detroit cannot be saved without “Quantum Leap” solutions that go far beyond the car industries themselves. (Inventory, fixed costs, etc.)
44. Why the flat rate contract issue must be done away with and why t was put in place in the first place.
45. The math behind the two-to-one deterioration ratio caused by most high fixed cost contract situations.
46. Why international gerrymandering should be made into a criminal act.