1. Re-enactment of the Glass Steagall Act, separating commercial from speculative banking and ending public bailouts of Wall Street gambling debts;

2. A new national bank or other credit-issuing mechanism, such as Lincoln’s Greenbacks, capable of producing massive amounts of credit for long-term economic projects;

3. Use of this national banking mechanism to selectively fund projects that will raise national physical productivity and create high-paying jobs in productive sectors of the economy; and

4. A crash program to develop fusion power—not only providing power for the entire planet, but to end raw materials shortages and to support mankind's exploration and development of the Solar System.