The Epocalypse

By Dr. Niaz Ahmad Khan F.R.C.S. PhD.

Theres an old saying: Nothing is certain but death and taxes. But Niaz Ahmed Khan, Ph.D., begs to disagree.
Khan presents a plan for a mutual benefit bond system that would liberate people everywhere from the burden of paying taxes in this revolutionary book.
Not only would the plan solve the problem of poverty, it would also eliminate government debt on a massive scale. Khans plan would collect more revenue than annual budgets in as little as thirty daysall without requiring people to pay taxes.
A mutual benefit bond system would also reduce inflation, trigger a new industrial revolution and slash the cost of living in half. It would usher in a new era of interest-free banking, eliminate terrorism, and eradicate drug abuse.
Mainstream economists claim that none of this can be done, but these are the same people that want to keep taking your hard-earned money.
Find out how we can eliminate taxes while making the world a better place with a mutual benefit bond system that would reverse the world recession.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Partridge Publishing Singapore
• Release date: Dec 30, 2016
• ISBN: 9781482882285

Dr. Niaz Ahmad Khan F.R.C.S. PhD.

Niaz Ahmed Khan, Ph.D. currently lives in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates.

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Copyright © 2017 Dr. Niaz Ahmad Khan F.R.C.S., PhD. All rights reserved.

ISBN

978-1-4828-8227-8 (sc)

978-1-4828-8228-5 (e)

Library of Congress Control Number: 2016963356

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Table of Contents

CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER TWO

MBBS (MUTUAL BENEFIT BOND SYSTEM) HOW MBBS WORKS: A CASE STUDY OF THE USA

MBBS IN THE USA, A CASE STUDY

USA’s Current Economic System

USA’s Economic System under MBBS

Philosophy of MBBS

Tax as a Burden

Why The MBBS Can Work for USA

Changing the American Mindset

MBBS’ Economic Appeal

A MICROECONOMIC CASE FOR MBBS

MBBS in Outline

Why Price Controls?

MBBS and Incentives

MBBS Prices

Calculating the Cost of Bonds

The Rationale for a Sliding Scale for Bond Costs

Reasons for Purchasing MBBS Bonds

The Household Budget and MBBS

MBBS and the Concept of Marginal Utility

Why MBBS Bonds Help Businesses

Category One Business

Category Two Business

Category Three Business

The Impact of Participating in MBBS

Savings for Manufacturers in MBBS

Gold Mine

The Retailer and MBBS

Business Operations and MBBS

Imports and Foreign Exchange Transactions Imports

A MACROECONOMIC CASE FOR MBBS

What is wrong with the Current Economic System in the USA?

The Way Out of the Crisis

How MBBS Produces a Properly Functioning Economic System

Sustaining the Value of the MBBS Bond

The Government of USA’s MBBS Balance Sheet and Cash Flow

Corporate Farming

The True Interest Free Banking System

The Start of Interest-Free Banking in USA

Interest-Free Banking

Role of the Central Bank

Impact of MBBS on USA’s Banks

IMPLEMENTING MBBS

The Government of the USA’s Role in MBBS

The Implementation Strategy

Incentive for Multiplication Effect to Investor, Govt. & Poor Population

Grassroots Organization

A Flood of Money

Deflation and Not Inflation

Interest Free Instead of all Other Interest Based Financial Instruments

CHAPTER THREE

CONCLUSION

CHAPTER FOUR

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Reversing the World Recession Overnight

SUMMARY

Reversing the World Recession Overnight

A Method to Address Economic Recession, Remove Poverty, Terrorism, Improve Law and Order, Reduce Drug Abuse, Inflation And Taxes in an Interest Free Economy.

By: Dr. Niaz Ahmed Khan, FRCS, PhD

ABSTRACT:

I have developed a new financial instrument which will be much more valuable than the bonds or the treasury bills government sells on the open market to raise much needed funds to run the country. These are all interest based instruments and can only be used by institutions. The instrument I am proposing is without interest and will be used by everyone to purchase goods and services in the government and private sector resulting in discounts up to 60%. This is why these will be massively bought up front in large amounts in the shortest period of time, to run the country for at least a year and more by the end of the year.

SUMMARY OF THE BOOK:

The world is facing many challenges with no solution in sight. The main cause of all these ills is POVERTY.

Float bonds, which can be used by everybody rich or poor and are not debt to the state so there is no question of interest. How: Take the example of the USA, which is going through a great recession. The USA borrows money by selling treasury bills and the interest based bonds. The suggestion is to sell these bonds on a non interest basis.

Buying all goods and services under govt. control with these bonds and these bonds will replace the dollar.

10 million dollar Duty waved off.

1 billion dollar prize draw from the bonds bought by the public every day.

At least 100 percent return in one month.

EXAMPLE: ONE dollar buys five bonds on the condition that the amount should be $50,000 or a multiple of it. Fewer amounts will get the rate of four and three. This massive discount period is only for first month at the start of the implementation of this system. In the second month, the rate will be four, but the rate of three will apply to subsequent months