PGC – A world bank report is beginning to recognize the flaws of macroeconomic systems, that is, integrated massive networks of economic interdependency usually dominated by a handful of mega-scale players, a system such as the United States now finds itself.
The world bank is not seeking to create a new paradigm that would fundamentally alter the whole macroecomic dominance of our ways of creating and trading value. The world bank is seeking to alert the macro-systems to their vulnerabilities, so they can build a bit more slack into the system.
Be sure you echo the prevailing moral supremacist construct of the time and spend visibly large amounts of money contributing to the non-profiits associated with such belief systems.
Your overall profits will suffer a little, but the payoff is complaisancy, the significant diminishment of potential future competition, and thus the preservation of the system as a whole.
If you really want to undermine the macroenomic dominace of our lives, you will choose home and free associative and neighborhood self sustainability and industry. We have technology today that can shift the balance of power from the macro to the micro, using such micro concepts as microfactories and microgrids to start.
3D Printing has only begun to open the door to home and neighborhood manufacturing that could one day render distant factory production redundant altogether.
If this government really wanted to bring ‘justice’ to this earth, and ‘equality’ it would invest in creating space for neighborhoods to grow together, create together, manufacture together, to become more self-sustaining, to replace Walmart with a visit to the neighborhood minifactory where you put your order in last week and now you’re paying a neighbor to print your product out for you and get it ready for use.
This could be our future, and still can, and it starts with you, with your commitment to become self-sustaining in every way you can and work to build relations with others around you willing to do the same.
Addressing Macroeconomic Weaknesses for Sustained Economic Recovery
From www.worldbank.org
2021-08-06 02:28:36
Excerpt:
FREETOWN, August 5, 2021 – Addressing macroeconomic weaknesses and implementing reforms to mitigate their risks to growth will be critical for a sustained inclusive economic recovery that supports poverty reduction, according to a new World Bank economic analysis for Sierra…
