Reduce government spending across the board. We have gone over the deep end with this Keynesian-style economy to the point that the government is the major purchaser of products in certain sectors, which skews the free-market system to favor anything that the government pays for. Unfortunately though while in the short term this will help those businesses, as demand begins to out-strip supply and the government setting the price by deciding how much it will pay, we start to run out of the supply. We saw this in the 70s with the gas; although OPEC had instituted an oil embargo to limit supply, this was exacerbated when we started to institute price controls to help ease the soaring gas prices caused by the embargo. The price controls increased demand, which in turn cut into the supply that was already hurting and eventually led to shortages. We are beginning to see similar things happen with certain sectors in our economy. We have already begun to see how the Affordable Care Act ("Obama Care") has caused an increase in demand with things like First Dollar Coverage for certain things as well as allowing coverage for pre-existing conditions, and a decrease in supply as doctors being paid 60%-80% of market value for their services (thus a form of price control) are refusing to see patients with these government plans. This has thus caused medical prices to increase as premiums have risen and may in the future result in shortages. The government has also propped up certain businesses that it favors even if the business can't survive in the free market, including the auto industry, banks and housing, green companies, etc. For example, by the government giving money for first-time home buyers as a means to stimulate home purchases as well as low interest-rates is causing housing prices to artificially inflate which may result in another housing bubble. In addition the government's foreign policies such as the spending on the military-industrial complex that former President Eisenhower warned against. We really need to stop this out-of-control government spending and government intrusion in the private sector to allow the free market to correct itself and flourish, thereby providing more jobs, less corruption, and more innovation.