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Jack Lessinger
After World War II and Patton's 11th Armored Division, Lessinger enrolled as a graduate student at the University of California, Berkeley. While pursuing his Ph.D. he began to develop the alternative to mainstream economics he now calls Transformation Economics. In 1964 he joined the faculty at the University of Washington. In 1986, Random House published the first statement of his theory. With his wife of over 60 years, Lessinger lives in the northwest corner of Washington, part of the Responsible Capitalist's region of opportunity he calls Penturbia. A lifelong violinist, at 86, playing chamber music is still his major delight.
Praise for Jack Lessinger's works:
“In one word, I feel I can sum up my review of your new book about Penturbia. That word is Bravo. I found your thesis 100% palatable, your work studious, and your writing style easy to digest. Your book has marked a major turning point in my life and I want you to know that I say this with utmost sincerity. I feel your work has pointed me in the right direction.”--Robert Holmes
“Brilliant description of socioeconomics, its related cycles and imperatives in a way that is clear, succinct and very convincing.”--Rein Kuris, Creative Director, Sight Plans Inc.
“No one has provided a better conceptual framework for understanding the bear market in North American real estate than Jack Lessinger...” --Robert Czeschin, Director of Research, Tai Pan
“After making millions of dollars in Canadian real estate over the last seventeen years, I have suddenly and totally switched my investment thrust from cities to certain small towns because of Dr. Lessinger's brilliant insights.”--Raymond Aaron, Canadian Real Estate Lecturer and Investor
“There are many I-done-it-and-so-can-you-books and seminars in real estate, but none that shares the depth of why, when and where of your books ...”--David McElwain
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