Trebrown Press
Books by Phil Markey BSc FRGS
Trebrown Press is the publishing imprint of Phil Markey, a botanist, researcher and author based in Cornwall. His principal interests are trees: their diversity, classification, history, cultivation and conservation. His research also extends to the natural sciences, engineering, energy and economics.
The first publications examine an alternative economic model for Britain. Future books are expected to focus predominantly on botany, including continuing research into the taxonomy and history of British elms. Other subjects under consideration include hydrogen energy systems and practical water engineering.
This catalogue brings together the books published by Trebrown Press, with descriptions, publication details and purchasing information for available editions.
Books
The Consumption Tax Economy
A New Economic Model for Britain
A detailed proposal to move taxation gradually away from earnings and employment towards final consumption. The book examines work incentives, saving and investment, public finances, welfare, retirement, trade, prices and the risks of a long-term transition.
Mature Consumption Tax Economy: An Economic Model for a Sustainable Future
A companion study of the longer-term economic system, including capital ownership, retirement provision, a social safety floor, and the effects of artificial intelligence and automation on work and economic participation.
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