J. W. Smith is an independent economist with a PhD in Political Economics from Union Institute and University, Cleveland, Ohio. Smith has written six books on the elimination of poverty and war, and Smith also founded and presides over the Institute for Economic Democracy to promote theories and research regarding economic democracy.
Read more about J. W. Smith: Economic Democracy, Bibliography (partial)
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