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MainMy PageMembersPhotosVideosBlogsForum Exciting times- SDGs last decade to prevent extinctions

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Not only are 2020s last call for sustainability but they are the first decade for 5G to linkin abundant artificial brainpower - AIdemocracy.com.

economists exponentially lock in what future is possible (last 3 pages- keynes general theory of money, interest, employment-

ironically the broken economics of subprime in 2008 also stimulated the failure through 2010s of west to invest 300 trillion dollars of pension money in sdgs explains why we have no virus protection; overspending on military and underspending on health protection will end our species- the 2020s is the last time to help the younger half of the world be the first sdg generation- historically 2 exciting times to learn from - 1945 birth of un san francisco- explore a post colonial, post industrial world - 4 system innovations emerged by 1960 for win-win trade valuing 80% of peoples livelihoods age of colonisation had excluded; 1760 read adam smith's attempts to design the future of engines with his glasgow u co-worker james watt inventor of steam engines- smithian hypotheses are an essential literacy of any nation's sustainability in our 0g to 5g moores law world that has been multiplying 100 times more analytical power and dig data every decade since moon landing

-moore exponential exploration of earthings here from the economist's 1962-1992 exploration of future history

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https://www.ted.com/talks/bill_gates_the_next_outbreak_we_re_not_ready

breaking lesson- from bill gates 2015

When I was a kid,the disaster we worried about most was a nuclear war.That's why we had a barrel like this down in our basement,filled with cans of food and water.When the nuclear attack came,we were supposed to go downstairs, hunker down, and eat out of that barrel.

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Today the greatest risk of global catastrophedoesn't look like this.Instead, it looks like this.If anything kills over 10 million people in the next few decades,it's most likely to be a highly infectious virusrather than a war.Not missiles, but microbes.Now, part of the reason for this is thatwe've invested a huge amount in nuclear deterrents.But we've actually invested very little in a system to stop an epidemic.We're not ready for the next epidemic.

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Let's look at Ebola.I'm sure all of you read about it in the newspaper,lots of tough challenges.I followed it carefully through the case analysis toolswe use to track polio eradication.And as you look at what went on,the problem wasn't that there was a system that didn't work well enough,the problem was that we didn't have a system at all.In fact, there's some pretty obvious key missing pieces.

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We didn't have a group of epidemiologists ready to go, who would have gone,seen what the disease was, seen how far it had spread.The case reports came in on paper.It was very delayed before they were put onlineand they were extremely inaccurate.We didn't have a medical team ready to go.We didn't have a way of preparing people.Now, Médecins Sans Frontières did a great job orchestrating volunteers.But even so, we were far slower than we should have beengetting the thousands of workers into these countries.And a large epidemic would require us to have hundreds of thousands of workers.There was no one there to look at treatment approaches.No one to look at the diagnostics.No one to figure out what tools should be used.As an example, we could have taken the blood of survivors,processed it, and put that plasma back in people to protect them.But that was never tried.

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So there was a lot that was missing.And these things are really a global failure.The WHO is funded to monitor epidemics, but not to do these things I talked about.Now, in the movies it's quite different.There's a group of handsome epidemiologists ready to go,they move in, they save the day, but that's just pure Hollywood.

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The failure to prepare could allow the next epidemicto be dramatically more devastating than EbolaLet's look at the progression of Ebola over this year.About 10,000 people died,and nearly all were in the three West African countries.There's three reasons why it didn't spread more.The first is that there was a lot of heroic work by the health workers.They found the people and they prevented more infections.The second is the nature of the virus.Ebola does not spread through the air.And by the time you're contagious,most people are so sick that they're bedridden.Third, it didn't get into many urban areas.And that was just luck.If it had gotten into a lot more urban areas,the case numbers would have been much larger.

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So next time, we might not be so lucky.You can have a virus where people feel well enough while they're infectiousthat they get on a plane or they go to a market.The source of the virus could be a natural epidemic like Ebola,or it could be bioterrorism.So there are things that would literally make things a thousand times worse.

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In fact, let's look at a model of a virus spread through the air,like the Spanish Flu back in 1918.So here's what would happen:It would spread throughout the world very, very quickly.And you can see over 30 million people died from that epidemic.So this is a serious problem.We should be concerned.

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But in fact, we can build a really good response system.We have the benefits of all the science and technology that we talk about here.We've got cell phonesto get information from the public and get information out to them.We have satellite maps where we can see where people are and where they're moving.We have advances in biologythat should dramatically change the turnaround time to look at a pathogenand be able to make drugs and vaccines that fit for that pathogen.So we can have tools,but those tools need to be put into an overall global health system.And we need preparedness.

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The best lessons, I think, on how to get preparedare again, what we do for war.For soldiers, we have full-time, waiting to go.We have reserves that can scale us up to large numbers.NATO has a mobile unit that can deploy very rapidly.NATO does a lot of war games to check, are people well trained?Do they understand about fuel and logisticsand the same radio frequencies?So they are absolutely ready to go.So those are the kinds of things we need to deal with an epidemic.

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What are the key pieces?First, we need strong health systems in poor countries.That's where mothers can give birth safely,kids can get all their vaccines.But, also where we'll see the outbreak very early on.We need a medical reserve corps:lots of people who've got the training and backgroundwho are ready to go, with the expertise.And then we need to pair those medical people with the military.taking advantage of the military's ability to move fast, do logisticsand secure areas.We need to do simulations,germ games, not war games, so that we see where the holes are.The last time a germ game was done in the United Stateswas back in 2001, and it didn't go so well.So far the score is germs: 1, people: 0.Finally, we need lots of advanced Ramp;D in areas of vaccines and diagnostics.There are some big breakthroughs, like the Adeno-associated virus,that could work very, very quickly07:12

Now I don't have an exact budget for what this would cost,but I'm quite sure it's very modest compared to the potential harm.The World Bank estimates that if we have a worldwide flu epidemic,global wealth will go down by over three trillion dollarsand we'd have millions and millions of deaths.These investments offer significant benefitsbeyond just being ready for the epidemic.The primary healthcare, the Ramp;D,those things would reduce global health equityand make the world more just as well as more safe

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So I think this should absolutely be a priority.There's no need to panic.We don't have to hoard cans of spaghetti or go down into the basement.But we need to get going, because time is not on our side.

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In fact, if there's one positive thing that can come out of the Ebola epidemic,it's that it can serve as an early warning, a wake-up call, to get ready.If we start now, we can be ready for the next epidemic.

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Thank you.

Our future is determined by how 3 generations decide to invest and learn from each other- toifay's under 30s being halt the world's poulation, their parents, and their grandparents which takes us back to 1946 or there about- when the word computer barely existed, a telephone call across the world was impossible or cost 10 dollars a minute. By 2030 the world's leading economic forum say we will have navigated 4 post industrial revolutions- but are teachers anywhere training kids to sustain productive lives- Back in 1984 we summarised 25 years of debates in The Economist on transformation needed to education by 2020- this change has barely started,hr though there are a few genii like jack ma ready to help every school teacher chnage at the same time -will you let alumni of world record jobs creators jack ma help your daughters and sons thrive and make every community a wonderful space to be born into? In 21st jargon, what we the peoples needed after world war 2 was for the world's decsision makers to keep hacking - starting with 10 big nations - the so=-called g8 USA Canada Russia Japan UK France Germany and Italy - and the 2 regions where half the world lived- asian continents East Coaat Belt (mainly the world's most [opulated ntaion china), Asia Coast's South Belt (predominantly the other billion plus peoples nation of India)

USA had very generously saved the old worfld from 2! world wars- the first plan for remapping win-wins between the g8 nations gave both big losers of world war 2 Japan and Germany a chnace to reboot their social and economic exchanges with neighbors- the most urgent problem was russia - being on the winning side but run by someone (stalin) as evil as hitler who had decided everywhere east of central berlin should now be run by Russia. On the far east side of the world, japan enghineers innovatyed to their herats content advised by deming. this started up the win-win rise of east and western trade. By 1964 olympics america had freed engineers in japan and south korea to celebrate innovating the futire and the chiense diapora isalnds taiwan hong kong and singapore had started to linkin the greatest world trade shipping belt. As G8 nations raced to the moon fully half of the wporld's people still had no access to electricity gridsd. But hoppe sptead that there was a new new world to connect- for the first time in over 100 yeras china decided to come out to world trade. Back in 1860 the British had tiold china that it would need to accept opium as a currncy , a propoposition which China refused at the cost of ending its previous epicentre as number 1 world trader of spices, silk na pottery. As China's hudred years of lost connectivity spiralled, Japan sadly tried to become chief coloniser of the East which is why to this day in 2019 Oriental contributions to knowledge economy mobile world are wonderful but as yet korea, china, japan and islands like taiwan have poeple concerns to reconcile.

aaanation and valuetrue.comare home to the GPLETFORC ranking systems of interconnected national economies geared to sustaining youth's futures

GPLETFORC= Valuetrue ranking nations in 9 interactive leagues :GrowthPopulationLandEducation4Tech4FinancialOilRichCooperation

G =Growth of economy over 7% annually over decade that means its been doubling-

thats a lot of expectation both internal and external realtions

P = Population over 1.5 bn

p over 150 million

with nearly 200 nations and nearly 8 billion people average size is 40 but very skewed - xx nations under 5 million- note consequence of a failed nation can be terrifying at any size

L = Land is Big

l means other top 10 landed nations

E = Education4 values youth livelihoods and Industrial Revoltion4 (over 4000 times moore coms tech 2030 versus 1946 due to doubling every 7 years)

e means perceived as highly educated historically

T = Tech4 designs tech 4 youth as sustainability goals generation

t means perceived to own a lot otf tech

F = Financially powerful -ie big market GDP - US China Japan are top 3 F's but extremely different in behaviour of financial powerO = profit a lot from Oil (carbon) either by owning a lot or economy dependent on using lot more than other peoples -therfore unlikely to lead renewable planet unless?...R m= Rich per person on average- while small on PLF - singapore is one of Richest

C = Cooperation 1 2culturally/diversity in ending equality- typically nation cooperaative inside also value neighbor and trading relationhips that are cooperative- again singapore is a leader in C E and T -often Coop maximises commununity/family happiness and goodwill in trading

april 13 whatpeoples everywherecan learn from thatcher

25 july12 CNN Big bank founder says " break up the big banks"

Stiglitzon who'll save Euro?

Actually Europemay beahead of the curve on net generation growth in many ways that the US isnt

Italy's what? ... what doesnt macroeconomics value

Breaking news - if France is next on ratings blockthen euro is dead - hurrah

Dad's 1995 script http://oxbridge,tv

Current Debates: Can EuroRoyals invite BBC and Murdochto stage brainstrust with largest olympics advertsisers on how they see their many billions of spend supporting youth/sustainability @ London Olympics

London Burning- how civil is your nation's war between eleders and youth

What if open world trade with Bangladesh

is as vital to the exciting 2010s decade of net generation as world trade with Japan in the 1960s'space generation

The unacknowledged giantNorman Macrae is remembered as the Unacknowledged Giant of The Economist. You can read his 40 years of surveys of how the world spun 1949-1988 here; andthe plot ofhis 1984 bookfor the net generations joy of microceonomics here.

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mid may 2020 - we now know with 80% probability that across s asia more people will die of poverty/famine/lost livelihoods than virus -see eg transcript from wilson centrehttps://www.wilsoncenter.org/event/webcast-economic-implications-covid-19-south-asia?emci=c69b341f-c093-ea11-86e9-00155d03b5ddemdi=997aabe4-5894-ea11-86e9-00155d03b5ddceid=80734

how did tjis happen -worst thing any s asian leader could do was suddenly jump into trum/fauci style lockdown- when modi gave india 4 hours notice 80 milion ruralmigrants were left to walk home some times 1000 miles orput in cities' mosrcrowded slums- lso a monthlater began india's harvest seasoson so another zag - not that this is modi's faultthe system is impossible - all over worldwe have got wost of local and global as far as familes go not the optimitic rational way foward of humanising tech

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which places can lead which continents eg boston to lead usa out of corona madnes -?kerala ro lead india ...

trsust sam pitroda view of innovation - spent 2 days with him on health-tech thinktank 2015 at windsor castle-send me short conversation opener if you want me to see iif he will whatsapp https://english.manoramaonline.com/news/kerala/2020/05/13/sam-pitroda-webinar-kerala-in-post-covid-world.html

virus aaanations until innoculation discovered

best include sweden -mediating flattening of 2 curves - health, livelihoods, germany -tracing champion, korea -testing champion-each has a lot of conext- dont do a sweden unless you have brilliant quarante of nursing homes

rotten data- standford research a/15 indicates eg mckinsey may have assumed 85 times less infection due to low symptom in its model enabling some trump advisers to claim 40 times more deaths outcome than trump 3 weeks later is now claiming

-each requires unique combo of best in class data- testing infected, testing antibodies, ai tracing contacts, mobile apps as well as strict controls of large visitor events

worst in terms of too late usa- many developing countries dont have infrastructure to test

interesting china and japan if they share data - probably hk taiwan singapore too

outrageous gamble or all a country can afford brazil

we welcome updates - nothing is cast in stone but lost opportunities timelines are already historical facts

two ways for expensive health systems to be too late

not doing total population tesing for virus

not testing total population for antibodies - could be that 10 times more have already had virus and survived

ironically models that badly overfinflate predictions of first 6 moths of deaths are most likely to cause waves of curve instead of flattening - ie maximising long term deaths and long term lossof economy let alone urgency on other sustainability critical exponentials

further references

exponentials education -sdg generation- valuation nations

why is it some countries found it easy to tst anyone - eg korea, gernany

without early testing, possibility half will get infected anyway

main hope is asymptomnatucs turnb out to be huge

ventilatirs not worth poor nations time- new york says only 20% wgo go on ventilator survive

we are dealing with problem

some countries have huge elderly population where ordinary flu would allso have been a killer but ordinary flu doesnt spread in clusters

so politicians nor=t being honest- plans needed for chronic elders- need to top visits without very strict controls of whos visiting- or if elders choose perhaps if their region is extremely low on tests they have co contract in to new risk- its really hard to say who wants to spend extra year of life with no visits- until politicians discuss this honestly they should all be shamed for extraordinary damage to future of your nation

all of these thins change with transparenbt data - almost nowhee is making all data transparent even though this should have beeb a big data app of type japan suggested g20 2019- its almost criminal the neglect by both politicians and pension funds of this risk announced by people like bill gates years ago

lets hope the world never misinforms its people like this agaib

headline dishonest corona modeling- by not telling us hypothesis on number of asympomatics the first outbreak a nation experiences is producing false statistics but hiding the reality that waves of infection will continue until inoculation found- how many months can your peoples afford to lockdown peoples working lives? aaanation -korea the nation that values its people most?- aaanation community knowhow

lessons of open university of sdg generation-usa: fda corona test 5 minutes results ... japan prep- 30 times case multiplier 14 days - poor: new orleans next hotspot- health: most interesting new job curricula pihealth -farmer add ref 1 ... corona linkedin group ouch

spring 2020- national economies have been suspended the world over- can you correspond on questions like- when/how will your nation's global economy start up again? are students pioneering a new world of online qualifications beyond borders - reference year 37 of our future history debated since 1984- 2025 report- sustainability - to be or not to be

april 2019

hope australia does not bankrupt itself taking wrong side on 5g - absolutely discriminative unless it has evidence it has not yet shared about its decision making on 5g- fortunately geneva very smart place for itu wto unctad to show how 5g works- more broadly no country needs austraila-aid on anything involving technology whule this mess spirals

indonesia largest 1 day election in world- about 190 million eligible to vote -half under 40 - incumebent ;president seems to have encouraged youth entrepreneurs, landed brilliant infrastructure ;projects for jakarta - including japan assistance financing metro for jakarta; aiib and world bank billion dollar loan in en ding slums in jakarta- will he be re-elected - and how will asean change - nb apec summit nov 2019 has related tech agendas

we invite you to play a different WORLD RECORD JOBS GAME every month - here's our recommendation for playing march madness 2019-EXPLORE NEW NEW WORLDwhen is small better than big, when are new lamps (clean energy, digiotal instead of paper currencies) more valuable for multiplying human exchanges than oldmacrae‏@obamauni15 seconds ago
http://aaanation.ning.com -discuss- #metoo while not so valuable in girls sdg www era- map 5.5 types big nation- to be human, need true media AI now!
1 BIG financial USA,
2BIG earth resources Russia,
3BIG $/person Singapore,
4BIG Population China,
5 BIG coms eg language,
5.5 BIG weaponised NK (rest of world needs to invest trillion dollars in peoples of North Korea - their coastal Belt is prime time sustainability world trade but only if their youth have positiive goods - eg icebreaker engineerings, safe smart cities, green clean up nuclear skills- this isnt likely to happen unless japan china korea become friends and in a way that includes Russian peoples interest in polar belt road -
#metoo american mapmakers: need to understand now how foolish their courts and congress have been in letting 2 supreme leaders cht privately instead of webbing real and #digitalcooperation publically- anyhow whether or not american media will permit such a leap forward in loving other people- Jpan now has 5 chances at friendship all its nearest neighbors again- please note these remarks are written by a diaspora scot- they are full of errors- I am here to learn too chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk as a Cambridge MA in statistics whose lifetime has researched what people/communities dream of realising I am the last person in the world to know how to advise US supreme justices- but they surely need to map back the 21st C back not keep on getting tried down to early amendments however right those in 1776 when the fastest way to communicate was with a wells fargo-like coach with two horse power!
most of all americans need to understand thaat gdp is less than one tenth of the metrioc that needs to be mediated if goodwill is to multiply around sustainability girls community webs everyehere- gdp devalues chnaing education round livelihhods; it cannot possible design a world in which artificial intelligences empower human ones - have a loot at Aidemocracy.com or Universityofstars,tv if you want to explore more of this innovation challenge
where else can you help sustainable youth design economies 10 times faster than even 7 no trumps ever will erect barriers - China America Europe Africa Asia Japan Bangla Health Scotland- you tell us chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk normanmacraefoundation for poverty ending journalism EconomistDiary.com AlibabaUni.com Valuetrue.com BRI.school Linkedin UNwomens
how does universal mobile connectivity change every opportunity and threat of nations- there are4diferent kinds of big nations (land, population, wealth overall, wealth per head) - lets start with
big land nations -eg russia remains biggest land nation- there cant be successful sustainability generation across eurasia unless we can all help russia imagine new possibilities- when communications were poor leaders had to bully to keep a big nation together- now the opportunity is for different subregions of russia to charter what nature and their people can do best - and unite the country around win-wins oddly enough while the same diagnosis applies to the usa, congress in usa is even further away from liberating its youth future livelihoods than russia however that doesnt really matter because unless russia and usa use the arcric circle forum to find some win-wins between their peoples mothers earth 's climate will exponentially rate both nations as the biggest losers big population nations big wealth nations ...
ROAD trade mapping possibilities of usa 2 borders and russian 13 = more BRI.school
aaanation.ning.comjoin us in ranking nations sustaining their youths futuresChris MacraeUNWOMENS job creation agent at EconomistPoor.com112 articles
MOBILE MILLENNIALS: how does being universally connected change nations exponential opportunities and threats in celebrating their peoples, entrepreneurial freedoms and happiness, sustaining youths lives and livelihoods? lets start with nations that are big on land such as russia (still biggest) canada and usa,
in historical era of communications poverty whose curricula ofentrepreneurial revolutiontipped from moon landing 1969 onwards but which wasnt destined to linkin fintrech or edutech with smart mobiles to 2008, the top man had to be a bully to keep the whole nation together- unforunately by 1939 Europe had created the 2 worst bullies of modern times Hitler, and Stalin
so general ;post all change - why not map forward homes of humanity from this day on - by facilitating what do different subregions do diversely best due to different natural assets or cultures that keep peoples going through different subclimates and depending on whether they are linkedin to world trading routes or landblocked
In any event get out a map- note how russia (even post USSR) still connects the whole eurasia continent; unless all peoples on this continent make positive suggestions on what russian youth can most sustainably and productively do, it would be ridculous to expect eurasia to co-create human sustainability- and thats a problem as over 5/7 of humans live on the eurasian continent (in fact half live on 10% of land withing 3000 miles of beijing- a region that needs every sdg economc zone we can muster -see UN financing SDGs june 2018
TURNING TO INSIDE USA
http://scorecard.prosperitynow.org/
dare we look at another problem- hypothesis us congress and media as currently constituted are worse off in giving american youth hope than russians; this is because with over 50 states with an average population of 7 million all lobbying for pat vested interests, most landblocked without even a decent rail ROADS to coastal belt ports, america is failing to empower its youth connectivities on any industry that could lead sustainability futures- the one ;place where america brainstiorms future of digital is its west cloast belt that increasingly has less abn less youth valuing connections with us heartland
of course it doesnt matter to me as a diaspora scot whichever you think of russia or anerujca is tryig harder to value its youth because if these 2 natiuons dont celebrate connectuons with arctic circle states in transparent and youth econlomkic friendly ways they will cause mother earth to have a climate meltdown
i am not the slightest bit interested in bipolar political parties because they are not the slightest bit interested in tech futures of my or your children- so if you agree there is something for citizensand edutech without borders to mediate now way beyond the fake media of mass and digital that usa has sadly been the world leader of then lets linkin - if you want to contribute tohttp://aaanation.ning.com/its best to tell me on linkedin as ning has lots of spam applicants that i manually keep out
back in 1984 here's how we invited the world to positively braisntorm the coming fall of the berlin wall- sufficient americans failed to join in then (even though ost of their family trees come from eurasia),
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THANK YOU MOON JAE IN; SINGAPORE ;TRUMP KIM JINPING and all for staring a new era = would i9t be smart if the 3 universal languages chinese english and coding together with everyones mother tongues could help all our youth search out more hope from now on than 1984
help search 12 trade imbalances between countries- not some oddities trade often only counts things consumed while biggest human dev trades of net generation involve how knowhow freely multiplies
Youth of Greece ruined by arrogant by selfish rich elders and eu politicians- euro was never sustainable by separate nations- this is such basic economics that its incroyableWhat cannot happen is kick this ball to an ever greater crisis ruining all Euro youth
10 times faster? now we are all mobile interconnected - an opportunity to empower million times ore collaboration entrepreneurship which we have been debating since 1972 (first 16 years out of The Economist - genre name Entrepreneurial Revolution)
10 times better or worse -depends on whether constitutions and investments are mediated by pro-youth economists
better? living a working life that is 10 times freer, happier, sustains your family, communities, the greatest local and global collaborations ever mapped
why possible now? because the main value multiplies is knowledge networking which multiplies vales in use unlike industrial age scarcities caused by consuming up thingsAccir
Warning that can be reasoned fromlast 3 pages of Keynes-
http://normanmacrae.ning.com/forum/topics/curriculum-of-worst-for-the-world-inventions
sack any economic guru who can,t explain how to map economics of open education it can only multiply your family's growth 10 times by modeling opposite rules to those that zero-sum historic experts used to externalize. Moreover is an economist does a lot of work on any of the products covered in our curriculum of worst for world inventions, make sure that nothing he does has any consequences for you and yours
.....................................................According to the Conscious Capitalism Curriculum movement being progressed by Whole Foods CEO John Mackey -and most effective US global villagewebberof the knowhow of pro-youth economist Muhammad Yunus- nations have only grown across generations when hi-trust business models have led the way. Governments and charities have only redistributed wealth, they haven't been what started up those places (industrial revolution or post-industrial revolutionthat have lifted their peoples from the dirt that all but Kings used to live in as recently as 200 years ago. Norman Macrae invites youth to pitch a 5-minute video or simply a transcript on what youth find inspiring about curriculum of CC and what help they need to bring CC t the future of their capitals and country. We are staring this youth contest in none of the capitals that spins the greatest misunderstanding of real capitalism - Washington DC - though we welome guest contributions and the main orize will be that of being sent to Joj=hn Mackey's office for hus curriculum editor'approval. We expect our friend dr Yunus may enjoy seeing tehse too..
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your help is wanted- the 25+ European nations are going to implode unless they can change Brussels before Brussels depresses them - all have their own urgent timeline- we welcome your help if your local news is suddenly becoming urgent - please tell us chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk so we can quote relevant links on our country by country forum
if you think Cyprustax haven wasa black hole- what about Luxembourg where need-to-know finance is over 20 times size of national economy or Switzerland...
Originally Adam Smith viewed economics as an inquiry designed tohelp nations' peoples prevent[destruction oftheir independence the way Scotland had in 1700s by losing more than half of its people savings in an international financial scam
Its very odd in deed how many economists of the 2000s would get a failure by adam smith criteria -lets hope that when the world's best university is free and online,-- more at Oxbridge.tv
then one ofit first 12 minute module for millions of youth to interact is on why Keynes warned that economists as chief designers of man-made system would prove capable of only compounding one of 2 extremely opposite ftures- designing or destroying what youth needed most.
can you help us share a 12 minute online curriculum with millions of youth on what adam smith would celebrate as economics101
-never cut government spending in severest worldwide recession
-when in 2010s youth have the gift of collaboration tech that can make them 10 times more productive than ever before, the only nations needing downgrades are those who fail to invest in youth because they are trying to pay off old people's speculative debts
more at
Map of what youth can do if they live in a nation where business models of 90% of banks and universties are going bust?
Norman Macrae Foundation for pro-youth economics and system mapmakers wash dc hotline 1 301 881 1655 chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk This network…
Started by you
where's a child likely to have the most promising futire
big nation with transparent banking|big nation with secret bankingsmall nation with transparent banking|small nation with non-transparent banking

It used to be simple-worst place to be born was small nation with non-transparent banking unless it was laundering other nation's odd taxation policies .. in 2010s all bets are off ... continued
Entrepreneurial Economics has known for 40 years that 2010s is greatest time to invest in worldide youth's futures40 years is too long for politicians in any nation to be arguing over the wrong question. Today's core question of economics is not shall we cut debt - it is how did we lose the trust that we know what investments to make in youth's futures and what not to throw money at
Now we are continuing an Entrepreneurial Revolutiondebate which my father first raised in The Economist40 years ago -who should pick up the bill for all the errors made by macroeconomists, politicians, big bank traders ? certainly not youth at this once ia generation time to investing in youth being 10 times more productive
crises of economics - cautionary notes from scots who lost their own country in a financial scam at start of 1700s
Know WHAT ECONOMICS DOES IS to design or destroy futuresfamilies want for their next generation
In 2012, over 90% of economists on tv news currently destroying youth's futures; because they have forgotten economists' uniqueresponsibility celebrated by mainstream economics from smith to keynes: modeling compound consequences- numerical alogoritms computing how to maximise quarterly extraction are negatively correlated with purposeful futures peoples want -help us id the most purposeful networks in the world at innovations.ning
in the 20thC currency would have provided warning signs ahead of collapsing a nation, but euro has abandoned that safety measure,as has american dollar as world's reserve currency
- without owncurrency french, italina and spanish arenow trapped in directions making these countriues twice as unproductive to be inas being in germany with extra problems caused wherever governments are asking youth to pay the debts of sub-primed banks, healthcare or pensions
give back banks and markets to communities- this is what cashless banking and ebays owned by poorest communities can mobilise - provided we also search out best service franchise to open source as community owned - see brusels conference on social impact bonds we have linked at eunion.com
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for best information on rating nations sensibly - consider Jon C Ogg and 247wallst.com- all errors below are entirely mine (Chris.macrae @yahoo.co.uk ) - tell us if you can help edit what sustains a nation's future for youth
Notes on USA
United states world's largest economy 313 million and revised gdp figure of $14.66 trillion gdp per capita: $47K
one of the most dysfunctional government systems in the world for sustaining youth futures where party politics fanned by commercial tv dominates every other consideration
suffering from being world's reserve currency which means it can't always make currency decisions best for its peoples
healthcare and social security are designed in ways that disinvest in youth
has made youth pay for the bank crashes and property bubbles of 2008 instead of the owners of the banks that exploited extremely speculative behaviours confident that they they were too big to lose the bank
a worsening employment situation; country has history of bully tactics (guns and costly lawyers) in resolving issues that makes renewal of entrepreneurial-community approach to growth hard to start up
overspends in unhealthy sectors including arms and military and advertising; compared with other wealthy nations has most no go areas in big cities
unrealistic entitlement expectations of the public; property bubble; high deficit spending a crumbing infrastructure- professionally short-term mindset of 21st C seems unable to invest in big infrastructure projects that made usa great a century ago ; each level of government is designed to add conflict to planting such future value multipliers
refusal to increase tax revenues ..
with a few exceptions like MIT has most costly business schools (specialising in destroying jobs?) - hasnt resolved norman macrae's 1972 puzzle of how to go global while preserving capital markets as critical to strategy of how peoples savings are invested in next generation
saving grace - if only leaders could change macroeconomics (and all professions ) to value above zero sum models of net genartion century - US owns so much technology that could be opened up for extraordinary solutions needed to make 2010s youth's most productive decade
.- here is a letter we are writing to100
leadersidentified during father's work
in takingThe Economist global.
They maycare most aboutinvsting inyouth
and net generation's productivity
- if you know of a group who would like to host
a similar dialogue please contact me
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European leaders are trapping youth in endless slump (a knockon of what wall street spent 200osspinning as summarised in Norman Macrae's last article written in 2008and first forecast inunseen wealth reports issued by brookings/georgetown 2000)
until they end the euro's bias which over values french, italian
ad spanish ability to exchange productively by about 33%
and greece by about 66% with spain's extra crisis that paying off
junk property debts for a whole generation's lives isnt the sort of
banking reform that is sustainable -
so how can we construct world trades directly between youth
and is there a single country with a pro-youth leader
Update May - economists estimate that for every 1% cut from
national debt , 1.3 of the nation's GDP will be lost - showing
why in times of depression the last thing you should be ruled by
is austerity chris.macrae@yahoo.co.ukwelcomes latest
references on this
UpdateDecmber 9 - 4 countries (mainly Britain, and perhaps
Hungary, and Czech Republic and Sweden)refuse to join
other 23 in Euro mayhem. Why does thefatal conceit of rating
agencieswhose incompetence and badwillfuelled the
sub-prime crisis continue to spin nation's futures at the cost
of youth andinvesting in growth. The EU is dead - long live
the Entrepreneurial Union- with thanks to associate journalists for humanity at microcredit.tv, erworld.tv, wholeplanet.tv, worldeconomist.net.worldclassbrands.tvandtrilliondollaraudit.com
- chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk
Washington DC hotline 1 301 881 1655
The Euro is dead - or needs to be if youth are ever to work
again - because of a very stupid consequence of media
glorifying politicians. Europe's politicians have become
prisoners to speculator blackmail. The punchline is if you let
one nation off from paying its debt we (speculative global's
stinking rich) will tar all nations of Europe with the same
dis-trust. More than that we will pick out any nation economy
that has an unusual profile and start speculative runs against
it. Italy is not Greece. If Greece wants to leave the Euro , there
should be no pretence that it will come back for decades.
That way Euronations can prove the debt failure of Greece
has no more correlation with Euro-nations failing to pay their
debt than any nation on earth.
Actually Greece has no need to leave the Euro if its youth sort
out there problems with being ripped off by the elder generation. This keeps far more than the debt hidden away in Greek churches non-church businesses. Moreover staff of these
churchs are part of the pension ponti scheme that elders of the
over-big government of Greece has been hoarding for years
as if there is no tomorrow (for youth). Never in living memory
have a group of elder Europeans so disinvested in their next
generation. However if Greeks actually want to keep this culture then of course they should exit the European Union.
Youth of Greece may also learn from Ecuador which had a
similar problem a few years ago and where youth have been
empowered by an entrepreneurial revolution - codename
debtocracy
Some of this is a tad over-simplified, but isnt it stargne how
the real stpries of macro-economic fatal conceit dont get a
voice on your nightly news.
Its time for euro politicians to stop playing the childrens game
of parcel the debt parcel- the 4 ways to get rid of debt are to
sell something (eg countries' land) or grow or inflate or penalise
that who bought the debt
november g20 summit cannes- yet again serious issues like
worldwide food security have been relegated by firefighting
over crises causes by macroeconomics fatal conceit;
related issues end: off shore meddlers and swiss secret
banking
latest gos on economics in meltdown
Help value nations byhow much they are optimalising
productive lives of youth and peoples. These 2 videos made
in the first quarter of 2008 have extreme saliency in 2011-
perhaps because one began with the curious question of a 9
year old new yorkerWe believe macroeconomists who prioritise ratingson debt are completely wrong as far as what ordinary
folk need leaders to invest in- what matters most to nationsis
growth potential and sustainabilityof young peoplesproductive lives
By our microeconomics valuation criteria, USA first lost its AAA rating in early
2001 when President Bush tore up Unseen Wealthreports - on how not to
compound risk. Whenthe top multiplies risk its communities
that lose as distrust spins, transparency of information is lost,
and ecologican and youth sustainability of communities
destructs exponentially (slowly unseen at first until it reaches a
tipping point in which bubbles and entire world markets
collapse - but which insiders have shorted just in time to make
a killing)
In spite of dotcom , worldcom, enron, andersen meltdowns,
the whole world firstfully spottedthe financial consequences
ofUnseen Weaalth spinning an ever more connected world
in 2008 -when Wall Street and its rating agencies spread the
sub-prime virus. Tellingly the same rottent ratings agencieds
are spinning their erroneous maths into nations ratings of 2011.
Tellingly, too, Clinton saidone of thereal tragedy of Wall
Street's rule of 21st Cis half a generation of brightest
americans have been spent on compounding finacial risk
instead of innovating future needs such as green energy
- indeed every quality innovation the world needed the iggest
nation to take longest responsibility for uniting teh world round, the USA driven by macroeconomic errorshas been prone to extrnalise and shor
t
These are the other nations that began August 2011 with official
AA Retaings - which do you agree with giving youth most
productive possible futures and which are governed by
politicians and finaciers leading to a lot less
read the story on 24/7 wall st.
Australia population of 21.5 million, an $882.4 billion
gdp per capita: $40K
faced pressure from floods earlier this year, but the
country is rich in natural resources that have to be used
to build the world whenever the economy rises again.
gdp in 2010 projections, vast resource reserves, lower
labor costs, and a low unemployment rate Its public debt
for 2010 was only projected to be 22.4% of gdp.
2. Canada population is under 34 million, its gdp is about
$1.33 trillion gdp per capita: $39K deep trading ties to
the u.s.; Canada has vast natural resources and its citizens
mostly avoided the real estate and debt bubble that hurt
the u.s. the , and public debt at the end of 2010 was a
mere 34% or projected gdp. .

3. Denmarkpopulation of just over 5.5 million. Revised
gdp data was put at $201.7 billion gdp per capita: $36K
a well educated population. The nation has a large
dependence on foreign trade for goods and services and a
small. had a surplus in its balance of payments before
the government started spending to drive the economy.
Its high property prices are a concern, as is a slowing trade environment. . The country has kept the danish kroner rather than officially joining the euro. Low birth rates, a
n aging population, taxation, immigration trends, a
nd climate change are all risks for the small country
longer-term However, denmark has a sub-5%
unemployment rate and a 2010 debt to gdp of only 46.6%.
Countryprone to leastuseful attitude (eg unwise cartoons
on others religions)to helping celebrate cross-culotural
developing world of nordica countries
read: states where people pay the most (and least) in taxes
4. Germany With a population of 81.4 million and having
the no.5 global economy, . Gdp was $2.94 trillion
gdp per capita: $36K (note this would be much higher
if West Germans hadnt shared their nation with East
Germans)
since world war 2 has had huge advantage of not spending
25% of its people's money on arms and army races;
germany cannot avoid leading the eurozone bailouts with
what is now just an undervalued deutsche mark.the euro i
s the greatest fatal conceit invented by macroeconomists-
it canjt help sustain a diverse europe growing in different
ways, and german youth need to know how much of their
future is being spent on such waste; germany is the first
large nation to commit to ending cuclear within a decade
- thriving zereo carbon economic innovationscan ge a
great focus for investment
in 2010 and its unemployment rate is healthy for a
european nation. It also has a highly skilled labor force.
The growing pains of absorbing east germany are behind
itand the ratings agencies bring no quarrel with its triple-a
rating. Budget deficits, subsidies, tax cuts, aging
population trends, immigration and the obvious leadership
in eurozone bailouts do pose a risk. Still, public debt is
tolerable at 78.8% of 2010 gdp. While any continued
spending would pose longer-term risks, our take is that
germany will keep a triple-a rating longer than most
nations.
5. Holland
gdp per capita: $40K 16.8 million and gdp is roughly
$676.9 billion. holland, or the netherlands, is in better
shape than many eurozone countries. Its population is
nearly A solid labor force, a surplus to its current account,
and strong global industry all make it appear better than
many eurorzone sister nations. High-tech exports,financial
firms dominance, and its trade are all lags. Budget deficits
were high at 4.6% of 2009 targets and 5.6% of gdp in 2010
per earlier cia data this year. Public debt is now projected
at 64.6% of gdp
A secure future unless climate changeplays havoc on this
low lying country that is dependenton levies to holdback
the sea
6. Norway Gdp is highly dependent on the price of oil and
was about $255.3 billion,4.7 million people
gdp per capita: $52K
The nation is rich in resources and one of the winners of
telecoms age part 1 . and unemployment remains very l
ow. Public debt was 47.7% of gdp. Norway is just about
self-sufficient even if the climate of ‘welfare capitalism’
exists with close to 50% of exports being in oil. It also
has the world’s second largest sovereign wealth fund
valued at more than $500 billion. Like most "cold" climates
has extremely cooperative peoples and culture - needs to
find right way yo get over culture shock of tragic july 2011
madman.
read: the 9 foods the government is paying for you to eat
7. Singaporepopulation is tiny at 4.74 million and its
revised gdp is $291.9 billion.
gdp per capita: $56k singapore is the sole southeast
Asian nation with a solid triple-a rating. Most exciting
model of second half of 20th century of a nation under 5
million -also makes one wonder what is optimal size of
nation in a borderless age; close analysis is needed of
how much of national growth came from laundering
neighbours excesses but what is truly imspiring about
singapore is how many service and network industries
it has trailblazed leadership in. The China relationship
of mainland, singapore and hong kong needs continuous
detailed tracking.
investors consider singapore the safest place today for
asia. . Public debt is artificially high at 102.4% of gdp but
that is a government tie of the central provident fund. I
magine this for austerity measures: singapore has actually
not borrowed to finance any government deficits since the
1980s. .
8. Sweden gdp per capita: $38K nearly 9.1 million people.
Gdp was $354.7 billion per revised 2010 cia data
sweden is the largest of scandinavian nations -seized
opportunity of raccing to be a leading netgen country when celebrating 1993 national debate of Norman Macrae's Den Nye Vikingen.. Public debt in 2010 was 40.8% of gdp,
low for europe and scandinavia. The nation was also not
wrecked by world war ii due to its neutral-nation status.
the country does rely heavily on exports;
9. Switzerland population of just over 7.6 million and 2010
revised gdp of about $324.5 billion
gdp per capita: $41K
worldwide youth will start to have a productive future when
the swiss currency starts falling - . The mountain nation has
low unemployment; public debt is still at 38.2% per
revised 2010 data; its taxation is rather low; its healthcare
system is a blended mechanism; there are barriers to
getting citizenship; and a sensible retirement model .
The world can drive itself to hell, and switzerland
dominates.
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Austria gdp per capita: $40K population 8.2 million and
its 2010 gdp was roughly $332
Its business ties to the lands of the pigs (Portugal, Italy,
Greece, and Spain) and to eastern europe hurt its balance
sheet. The 2010 public debt ratio was 70.4% of gdp. Ties to
Germany have been Austria's historic advantage.. The
EIU said, even before the latest waves of weakening in
trading partner nations, that austria needs to continue
restructuring, emphasizing knowledge-based sectors,
move to greater labor flexibility, and grow labor
participation to offset unemployment and aging trends and
low fertility rates. By conventional ratings Austria has a
lot of vulnerability but its culture is very community and
familygrounded - we doubt that it will destroy its youths
futures
read: america's 10 sickest housing markets
Finland about 5.25 million people. It has a gdp of roughly
$186 billion
gdp per capita: $35K
. It has a large landmass and a small population of , a
higher unemployment rate today, and a deep reliance on
trade. Its precious technology sector is suffering with
nokia’s decline and the cia factbook noted that general
government finances will remain in deficit during the next
few years. Being rich in timber today does not weigh as
much as being reliant entirely on imports of energy, raw
materials, and many components for manufacturing.
While 2010 debt to gdp was only 45.4%. Another country
thatconjventional ratings may find bleak but extremely
unlikely to disinvest in youths futures.
. France gdp per capita: $34K population is now
about 65.3 million and gdp was ranked as no.10 in the
world at $2.145 trilli
franceissecond to Gremany inbig brother status in the
euro but historically it has always wagged the EU's tail -
will it really waste as much of its youth's futures
subsidising Euro rot? . France actually withstood the
recession better than many other nations by rediscovering
youth's entrepreneurial spirit- a recodrd 650000 starts ups
in 2010. But the cia data showed that budget deficit rose
from 3.4% of gdp in 2008 to 7.8% of gdp in 2010 with its
public debt going from 68% of gdp to 84% over the same
period. . Its banks also own substantial u.s. debt. .
Pension reform, tax reform, demographics, immigration,
a high degree of exposure to bailouts, pose France
similar chalengtes to USA with the exception that French
economists are ahead of the curve in transforming from
macroeconomics to microeconomics. France isnt entirely
out of future risk with its world leadership of nuclear one
of its questionable industries, as may beits arms dealing
realtionships. On the positive side France could help
innovate a loot in Africa and it knows how to re-editmany
of the EU's most unsustainable rules havingdone most to
legislate them. Most positive of all is france love of healthy
food, drink at deep community levels, and its people's
groundedhumor in making their own joie de viemay
yet be the best tonic as the Euro collapses. Its media
also provide today's best world service out of Europe
on most social business challenges. The French language
is probably intrinsically smarter to debate economics in
than the america's world businesslanguage.
4. United kingdom
gdp per capita: $35K populationnabout 62.7 million and
its revised gdp figure was $2.17 billion. classically UK
has kept triple-a rating since ratings were initiated.
The third largest economy in europe after germany
and france has a population of. The Brits were one of the
worst suffereres (and perhaps conspirators in wall street's
capital destruction) though they have the saving grace of
their own currency's flexibility..With coal, natural gas, a
nd oil resources, reserves are declining and it is now a
net importer of energy.
The u.k.’s revised public debt to gdp was left at 76.5%.
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MILLENNIUM OF BRAND PART 2 to 1988 survey year of brandLet us suppose as people experienced in branding or in mediating hi-trust open search we can identify the brand which can sustain the most people's productive lifetimes round achieving millennium goals voted for by the net generationbefore we get to the thorny question of is the worldwide's favorite brand the leaders of superstars give back to communities, or telecentres owned by the poorest or other youth networks needing to job create, or free tertiary education or MIT or ashden.org or www.brac.net or africa24tv.com in conjunction with mo ibrahim transparency awards as prototype world service model for every continent, or Japan-borderless-economics or was it what The Economist was founded in 1843 and backed by queen victoria to do in helping her transition raj economics from empire to commonwealth? admittedly a project she commanded too fast with james wilson losing his life to diarrhea 9 months after being relocated to calcutta ( whose free healthcare network solution of oral rehydration grew the reputation of brac in bangladesh and obama's candidate for next world bank partners in health of Haiti)what if currency in the future isnt planned by a few noisy politicians trying to re-elect themselves but is exchanged by the organisations that are most collaborating in 7 billion peoples improvement of the human lot and full lifetime if productivity - an idea that my father first called maximising gross world product as distinguished from gross national product(long ago states became a minority of the top 100 economies judged in terms of separated systems)will digital cash systems make this easy to brand provided the world's most trusted brand is chosen first - one which by definition will need to be owned in trust by everyone but arguably with more voting power to the next generation or those that have been compound excluded by the way political systems got mass mediated since world war 2anyone else interested in co-editing this discussion doc or am I talking to myself? timing japanese embassy as guardians of happiest economics for asian pacific century are discussing such issues with sir fazle abed and friends of my father tomorrow nightchris macrae, Dhakahttp://normanmacrae.ning.comwww.worldclassbrands.tv www.erworld.tv www.brac.tv
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After News of World - Can global media ever be trusted to be economic again?Jy00 Can Europe Cure Crisis of SOPS (Selfish Old People Systems)?Jy0 Another World Order is in Play At Social Business Day .. Join a leader of UNin this celebration and debateJy1 SUSTAINABILITY RISING- is there a book to be written on collaborating around exciting 2010s and regaining jobs for youth everywhereJy2 mapping the 100+ entrepreneurial networks that might never have existed if Norman hadnt published Entrepreneurial Revolution in the 1976 Economist and people like a young Romano Prodi hadnt translated across European mother tongues. 3 ER networks to join if you want to resolve triple whammy of uneconomic global markets, professions, media.
Chartering is an open Question Answer method of mapping which we invite all most passionately interested in an unique purpose and heroic goal to linkin. . It was developed by a NM ER microeconomics network and published by the Economist Intelligence Unit in early 1990s. Our chartering network aims to focus first on the world's most unique value multiplying purposes.
Since 1982 Norman argued that service economies are sustained by interfacing great open projects- he then clarified how in true knowledge networking economics, people would quickly need to map why separated organisational structures often compound least economic impacts. At this community we will demonstrate how chartering works with a few small projects whose purposes we founded
Journal of Social BusinessYouthandYunus.comOpentech Parnter roundtables convened at places magic moments in 2010s race ton pro-youth economics
as well as a few giant projects we have tracked for a long time and believe to be absolutely critical to 2010s sustaining youth's most exciting decade
Paris as Social Business Capital of world ; DanoneCommunitiesSocial Business Chairs with a capital's multiple seatsSingforHopeMicro TechLab at Fukuoma Social Business City and Kyushu UniversityYang Yin BaoBankaBillionJamii BoraWholeplanetfoundationInterfaceCrowdmapping
This is our 35th year of helping Entrepreneurial Revolutionaries and networkers connect round the most heroic goals all are children want. It has been the greatest editorial privilege Until Norman's passing in 2010 it was possible for 3 Macraes to meet and discuss detailed social experiences of work with youth in over half of the world's nations. As Internationalist Scots we build on 6 generations of our families's practical experiences across hemispheres and love of transparent maps of empowering productive lifetimes for and by all.
Main ER interests of this community are:
organisational stories
Mapping Greatest Purposes ever sustained across generations especially at times of extraordinary change- we invite future correspondents to this for the 16 most life-critical global markets
networks which seemed to be the defining change of productive lifetimes of anyone born after 1950
value multiplication which happens in hi-trust relationship architectires where everyone's best effors are trasparently linked in to win-win-win business modelsand sustainably rising exponentials - this can only happen in places and cultures where long-term investors are heroised more than speculators
More specific entrepreneurial revolutionary maps are linked in by our associate nings:
YunusCity: Increasing productivity of youth and poorest as Asia Pacific century leads
Jamii Bora - increasing productivity of youth and families in Africa and South
Reconciliation of Macroeconomics errors and conflicts: GlobalGrameen and FutureCapitalism
consider 3 of the most valuable maps of the future ever open sourced Bangladesh 2010, Internet 84, Asian Pacific www century 1976-2005 along with ER 1976 Joy of Economics
The unacknowledged giantNorman Macrae is remembered as the Unacknowledged Giant of The Economist. Actually he acted as the world's favourite hub for economics of entrepreneurs before there were hubs for enrepreneurs to collaboratethrough.Economics is joyous when it helps peoples advance the human lot or when parents can see their investments in children and community are developing opportunities and lives that they could barely have dreamt of.
We suggest the term baddest bank be used to identify thosefrom which freedom of peoples and nations may not be quitethe same again. As an internationalist Scot, this sub-editor has a special interest- a banking scam at the start of the 1700s! led to the failure of Scotland as an independent nation, the hostile takeover of Scotland by England, the need for more that half of Scots to emigrate to make a living in other parts of the world making Scotland one of the first diaspora nations. While worldwide entrepreneurial networking may have gained from this local banking fraud, its amazing that peoples all over the world haven't yet required economists to be transparent about the exponential consequences of bad banking -any parent owes it to their children of the net generation to sort this out now so that we get back to the 2010s being the most productive time for worldwide youth
clic pic aboveto download first issue of pro-youth economics edited by adam smith scholars out of Glasgow
ENTREPRENEURIAL REVOLUTION NETWORK BENCHMARKS 2011-20 : Remembering Norman Macrae
archives at The Economist
2010s Youth's Most Trusted Brands : Grameen Danone 1 2Other Formal GG PartnersGrameenIntelwholePlanetFoundationGrameenCreditAgricole

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