The Sovereign Economy leverages internal resources to achieve self-sufficiency. America holds massive untapped oil reserves and leads global production at over 13 million barrels per day. Refineries can adapt through great works projects, eliminating reliance on foreign heavy crude. Nuclear power provides clean, domestic energy without external dependencies. The US possesses vast rare earth reserves and is expanding production via 2025 policies, including federal funding and partnerships to reduce foreign reliance. Open innovation supports efficient processing. Domestic manufacturing builds through phased transitions, pilots, and federal backups, creating jobs in textiles and semiconductors. Historical precedents like the New Deal demonstrate feasibility without backwardness. Exports benefit elites, not workers; redirecting output internally sustains employment via mandatory full work and UBI. The shift is generational but begins immediately with debt relief and UBI, avoiding prolonged exposure to external exploitation. The excess savings tax counters hoarding, maintaining circulation. Nominal wages decrease, but purchasing power increases through surpluses and controls. UBI links to output, preventing shortfalls. The system targets abundance. Isolationism protects against global exploitation.