Theological Science* and the Failures of a Free Market Economy

A free market economy can be expected to degenerate and lead to depression because it has no goals. In order to turn this degeneration into generation, free market economists intervene into the U.S. economy two major ways.

One way is the trickle-down intervention. Also known as the supply-side intervention, the trickle-down way feeds new capital into the top 5% earners. The second way feeds new capital money into the lower 95% of earners. It is called the trickle-up intervention. Both ways increase the national debt.

In the presidential election this year, John McCain proposes the trickle-down intervention. On the other hand, Barack Obama proposes the trickle-up intervention. The National Debt Clock (click) indicates that the trickle-up interventions by Presidents Roosevelt and Clinton eliminated the new national debt whereas the trickle-down interventions by Presidents Reagan and the Bushies only increased the national debt. So, there is a sound reason why people should vote for Barack Obama this year.

However, if Obama wins, the USA would be also winning something. Obama’s win with the trickle-up intervention would be aimed at eliminating the national debt. With Obama’s win, the national government would also be able to make long-term national goals. Such goals are needed to make all U.S. citizens equal, as God does create all humans.

Asking a few U.S. rich citizens to guide the future of all citizens with a trickle-down intervention is wrong because these humans are not gods. Today, rich and poor citizens are still filled with many evils.

* Theological science unifies scientific thoughts with people’s thoughts about God.