Undating America's Social Contract: Economic Growth and Opportunity in the New Century

For a great description of what this book is about, check the Book Description listed above.As the book description says, the authors focus primarily on three issues where America can improve upon good economic times, rather than descend upon ravenous political infighting. Not only do the authors do a great job in presenting their arguments clearly, but they also take both economic and sociological factors into account in the proposals that they make. This sort of focus is rare throughout a lot of the sort of political discourse we hear today, and it serves to keep the book interesting from cover to cover.I highly recommend this book to anyone who is tired of hearing little more than political rhetoric in the whole discussion of some of the most pressing issues the U.S. faces today.