Valuing The Economist

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Keynes said that knowingly or unknowingly, economists design the futures the next generation get. From 1843, The Economist accepted this responsibility in most of its 7 quarters as a mediator of end hunger and end capital abuse of youth

Plus Ca Change.. what were The Economist's 7 Entrepreneurial Revolution wonders of 1972 have become youth's 7 most desperately sought open curricula of 2013-   URGENT PRO-YOUTH SYSTEMS INNOVATION AUGUST 2013 join in next at Soros-INET partner of coursera: money curriculum 1 sept 2013, or rsvp if you have a MOOC nomination to swarm one million youth to..

. Help identify Top 10 OLA's of 2010s Entrepreneurial Revolution- example

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VALUING THE ECONOMIST'S QUARTERS 7,6,5 - 2018 175th year of end hunger

I don't know why 21st economists have lost ability to hi-trust map of economics of change. I do know all the clues on how to get out of collapsing systems appear in The Economist during its fifth and 6th quarters. Youth economics curricula need to put these clues up on open education platforms as an urgent priority, while also studying Bangladesh villages as the most exciting social labs for mobilizing open tech

[chris macrae]

through human history- only 2 dynamics explain worldwide advance of the human lot - new energy abundancy and freer access to education- both of those opportunities could be mapped from the viewpoint of entrepreneurial revolution dialogues in The Economist starting 1972 as linking worldwide youth of 2010s - calling leaders whop believe that with economic models wholly valuing win-win-wins- 2010s can yet be youth's most productive and collaborative decade www.wholeplanet.tv

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.here is extract of key text for 2008's annual review of 10 green bottles of Entrepreneurial Revolution - the last year Norman Macrae was well enough to write the core text of ER's curricululm   How to Avert A Great Depression Through the Hungry 2010s? Answer, By Making All Banking Very Much Cheaper This was Norman Macrae's last article written in December 2008 If banks in rich democracies had been truly competitive institutions, at least one of them somewhere would have seized the main opportunity created by the computer. This main opportunity was to make all deposit-banking vastly cheaper than ever before. By this cheapening it should make such banking hugely more profitable. Then further competition would search for the cheapest ways to guide all the world's saving into the most profitable (or otherwise most desirable) forms of capital investment, thus enriching all mankind. Instead, during 2008 the total losses of banks in rich democracies- in North America, West Europe and Japan - soared into trillions of dollars. Fearful for their solvency, these banks virtually stopped lending. The issuance of corporate bonds, commercial paper, and many other financial products largely ceased. Hedge and insurance firms also crashed. Mankind is thus threatened in the 2010s with its longest great depression since the hungry 1930s.

.examples of key texts from 1972 to 2008 1972 Next 40 Years The Economist 1976 Survey of Entrepreneurial Revolution - The Next Capitalism 1984 -book 2024 Report Lets choose worldwide youth collaboration goals and hunt out 30000 microfranchises whose open society replication needs to be invest in before new millennium creating 3 billion jobs so the 21st c is the most productive and sustainable time to be alive 1993 What human beings can most simply learn -and practice - from Von Neumann father of computing and way above zeros sum mapping

[chris macrae]

Let's suppose the references in posts below  are correct that nations have never grown without hi-trust business (because at the end of the day only businesses have the potential to create wealth while governments and charities by definition use wealth) related bookmarkstop 100 muddled economics videos -free the teachers of 11 year olds... current #1 soros rethink economics from ground up - further ref http://inetworkeconomics.org http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/ …

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 THEN the most urgent questions in the world youth can debate are:

1) how does one define hi-trust business? how do we ensure our society only license professions that openly value hi-trust systems

2) what causes can we find for nations or whole generations losing hi-trust businesses? click to inform yourself how television advertising spiraled vicioius distrust; use Entreprebeuria Revolution's 7 wonders thinkpad to see what other anti-yout monopolies need transforming wherever a nation or region is to get vback to valuing hi-trust busiensses (and devaluing untrustworthy businesses

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• World's most relevant MOOC to date -as mapped  in peer searches of on how nations grew over last 200 years https://class.coursera.org/wealthofnations-001/class/index 

• John Mackey speech inviting 2000 people to linkin curriculum of conscious capitalism Spring 2013 San Francisco - mackeycapitalismtranscript2000citizenmeetsanfran2013.doc, 30 KB

Narrator Conscious Capitalism Conference 2013 san Francisco

The exact origin of conscious capitalism nobody will ever know but we believe Muhammad Yunus was first to speak on this then around 2006 John Mackey said he wanted to do something on this and in parallel Patricia Aberdene - authors megatrends of 2010s - the rise of Conscious Capitalism

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Democracy is not about how vested interest war over the minds of the majority , it is about a constitution capable of electing public servants who ensure those (born) with the least have a right to make the entrepreneurial most of their lives -ps Entrepreneur (French for between-take) refers to just over 200 years ago where some places started executing those 1% richest who monopolised the people's assets - how to design a world in which the other 99% could sustain productive lifetimes- the initial para of 1776 Declaration of Independence (its context of valuing peoples happiness and freedom) chartered this spirit before the E-word was coined

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