This document discusses the potential for an economic depression in the United States following the 2010 crisis. It covers several topics that could exacerbate a depression, such as wealth concentration causing financial stress, rising agricultural land prices fueling a land market cycle, and political paralysis preventing solutions. The document proposes that correct policies including taxing individual incomes and community revenue could help solve social problems, pay for infrastructure benefits, and facilitate an economic recovery.

1. The 2010
Economic Crisis
The Case for a Catastrophic Depression
Occurring in the United States
PART 3
Edward J. Dodson, M.L.A.
Revised February 2010

2. Wealth
Concentration
Stress

6. Resumption of the Land Market
Cycle: Agricultural Land

10. Climbing Land Prices and Wind Energy

12. A Post 2010 Recovery?
Robert Lang

13. Political and Economic Paralysis
 Fred Harrison

14. … And the Solution
 “With the correct policies in
place the major social problems
that we face in the world today
can actually be solved. …The
way we take resources today
actually abuses people and abuses
the community. Taxation is based
on arbitrariness and abusiveness.
It is not based on principle, on
the realization that, actually, we
all ought to pay for the benefits

15. A Plan for Recovery

16.  State and Federal Taxation of
Individual Incomes

17.  Servicing and Retiring our
National Debt

18.  Community
Revenue