New Renaissance: Greener, Peaceful, and Happy New Age

New Renaissance is a bold and comprehensive blueprint for rebuilding democracy, revitalizing capitalism, and restoring long-term economic stability in an age of political fragmentation, rising inequality, and global uncertainty.Beginning with the structural turning point of 1973, Masami Sakita traces how wage stagnation, financialization, globalization, and neoliberal policy reshaped the American economy and weakened the foundations of representative democracy. As productivity rose but labor compensation lagged, wealth concentrated at the top, social trust eroded, and political polarization intensified. At the same time, the rise of digital media and foreign information operations further destabilized democratic institutions, accelerating the decline of public confidence.But this book is not merely a diagnosis. It is a design of a new political and economic system.At the core of New Renaissance is the design of a new political and economic system. It proposes structural political reform alongside a re-examination of monetarism and a reinterpretation of the equation of exchange, arguing that money supply, when structured correctly, can expand real GDP rather than merely generate inflation. Within this broader system, the book introduces an integrated monetary, tax, and fiscal framework built around a modern value-added tax system, disciplined fiscal overspending, and a trade-balancing Currency Exchange System for Trade. Through detailed multi-year simulations of the United States and other economies, Sakita demonstrates how debt-to-GDP ratios can decline even alongside sustained economic expansion.Beyond economics, New Renaissance proposes structural political reform. It outlines the formation of a centrist third party, a pathway toward a constitutional convention led by randomly selected citizens, and a redesign of representative democracy to enable direct participation in policy formation. The goal is not partisan victory but systemic repair.The book also addresses immigration reform through a structured work-visa system, global warming mitigation through large-scale forest restoration, modernization of healthcare using AI-assisted diagnostics, and the future of technological democratization in education, medicine, and investment. It argues that the same historical force that once expanded suffrage and diffused knowledge is now pushing society toward a deeper, more participatory democracy.New Renaissance is written for readers who believe that decline is not destiny and that serious structural reform is still possible. It combines economic modeling, political analysis, institutional design, and technological foresight into a single integrated vision for the next stage of democratic civilization._________________________The hardcover edition of New Renaissance was released on December 13, 2026, incorporating all prior revisions. The book is now in its final form, and no further updates are planned. May 3, 2026. Read more