Youth Economics Curriculum of The Economist's Unacknowledged Giant

Media System Principles - Youth Economics

0 free glocal markets - if adam smith could choose to free 7 trillion dollar global markets first to sustain local youth's brilliants lifetimes wherever born we suggest he choose liberating these 7 market's most value multiplying human purposes first:

7 open-tech, heroic and hi-trust collaboration media,-curriculum universityofstars
6 education for jobs,
5 clean energy for machines and humans.
4 banks and multi-win investment models for the entrepreneur in everyone,
3 health and wellbeing,
2 borderless peace and cross-cultural safety,
1 do no evil of public and professional servants -rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk if you vtoe for a different 7 markets to free -or MOOC - first in 2013

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1 Capital : A place can only sustain growth if capital is structured so that family's saving's are invested in next generation's productivity out of that place - book london capital market; crisis anticipation The Economist 1972 -The Next 40 Years - "get this principle muddled with balance of payment pressures" and global financial system will collapse in 2010s

2 Net Generation A - and post-industrial revolution can be worldwide youth's most productive, sustainable and purpose-heroic time only if multi-win models are designed to replace zero-sum models

2.1 Net Generation A1 - The post industrial revolution can celebrate abundancy economics replacing scarcity economics. This is because open knowledge multiplies value in use whereas things could only get consumed up

3 Net Generation B - a nation's credit ratings should not be tanked primarily on debt that elders have got into but how well that place is investing in millions times more collaboration technology than any previous generation had access to

4 Entrepreneurial Revolution (ER) A - None of 20th C largest system typologies is capable of sustaining growth of the Net Generation. The quest for hybrid partnerships or new organisational typologies is the most exciting innovation challenge economics has ever faced -reference The Economist 25 Dec 1976

4 ER B Intrapreneurial Now - The majority of the world's economy is now and henceforth will be service economy. That is where people are value more than machines even though organisations cannot own people. Great service organsiations will end bossy top-down management. The main molecule of the service economy is the team franchise - often this is designed by a small team through many years practice before replication. Probably the majority of all new jobs will come from franchsie models that are replicated across communites so that most of the value of production stays in the community where the service is interacted

4 ER C Designing Net Generation Jobs 1984-2024 - we can map 3 billion jobs that will require transparent bottom up modeling and ending externalisation across boundaries. Expect a billion to connect to green energy, food, zeroising waste; 1 billion jobs to relate to children having a fair chance of a productive life in whichever global village they are born; a billion jobs being unimaginable until we understand digital's death of distance and

mobile app replicability anywhere anytime

5 21st C Nation Economics - Until we can celebrate living in a cross-cultural and borderless world, it is vital that the largest creditor nation of any decade is cheered on for leading the next great innovation that advances the worldwide human lot at the same time as its won peoples. Enough world citizen public media will be needed to celebrate the most heroic millennium goals. Youth(and those who educate or mentor youth) will be wise to choose their greatest heroines and heroes in line with designing this future.

6 Exponential Maths Keynes 1 - As economics increasingly rules the world of man-made systems, economists will either design or destroy the life-critical market purposes that most people need. The exponential impact metrics that economists have a do-no evil responsibility to map pose a critical valuation problem. By definition an exponential looks flat until it reaching a tipping point - which if downwards- is also close to irreversibility (or at very least far more costly to reconcile than if the conflicts in a system had not been alowed to spiral to that stage)

6 Exponential Maths 2

Unacknowledgded Giant 2.1

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Norman Macrae, Japan Order of Rising Sun with Gold Bars, CBE was a British economist, journalist and first author of internet generation, considered by some to have been one of the world's best forecasters when it came to economics and society -dad valued youth more than any economist or journalist or mass mediated public servant I have met- what were his methods?

Viscount Matt Ridley , long The Economist's Science editor, reminisces in 2010:on The Death of Optimism

When I joined the Economist in 1983, Norman Macrae was the deputy editor. He died last week at the age of 86. Soon after I joined the staff, a thing called a computer terminal appeared on my desk and my electric typewriter disappeared.

Mapping 3 billion new jobs- The book that launched the net generation

Around that time, Norman wrote a long article that became a book about the future. It was one of the strangest things I had ever read. Celebrating boundless optimism --

. This book explores the lovely future people could have if only all democrats made the right decisions.

Integrating a weird technological vision --

Eventually books, files, television programmes, computer information and telecommunications will merge. We'll have this portable object which is a television screen with first a typewriter, later a voice activator attached. Afterwards it will be minaturised so that your personal access instrument can be carried in your buttonhole, but there will be these cheap terminals around everywhere, more widely than telephones of 1984. ..

...The terminals will be used to access databases anywhere in the globe, and will become the brainworker's mobile place of work. Brainworkers, which will increasingly mean all workers, will be able to live in Tahiti if they want to and telecommute daily to the New York or Tokyo or Hamburgoffice through which they work. In the satellite age costs of transmission will not depend mainly on distance. And knowledge once digitalised can be replicated for use anywhere almost instantly.

and innovated a fresh economic perspective
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You need to look at converging 7 wonders of 10 times more economical, sustainable and heroic net generation every which way. For Norman's book looked at all of: Leveraging optimal worldwide timing for change - back in 1984 :peace, energy, web as smart education and then smart commercial media, then cross-cultural goals then redesign banking and aid and healthcare and womens empowerment an public services and professions Leveraging what is a regions greatest system conflict: bangladesh : top-down aid and need to empower maximum bottom up diversity and resilience ti disasters but potentially highly fertile small land plots Africa- need to end extraction by global corporations so find hi-trust leaders of industries africa can build iteslf west - rotten media, pr lobbies, over-historic laws, rotten metrics as far as exponetial investment and collaboration across sub-states goes japan and china- being celebrated by rest of world as creditor nations that need to lead worldwide youth's millennium goal investment and decisions Leveraging gamechangers in each global market sector to integrate most massive whole truth purpose - what 7 billion people most want purpose of that sector to safely compound. Spotting ahead of time gamechangers - some of which will be last call for reversibility Understanding how the greats -goodwill's most multiplying charectres - of history provided clues on cross-cultural and borderless convergence. A different role for the world service public media

FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 2013

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As Norman Macrae's 1984-2024 report outlines, this can be the key to all 7 purposeful sub-revolutions which need to be freed so that global village markets can joyfully co-create 3 billion jobs of the net generation

FREEDOM SEVENFOLD CONVERGENCE, LET IT BE

7 Free the curriculum of Education, and smarten up media and mediation-value how knowledge multiplies in use unlike things that get consumed up

6 Free Value Chains of Clean Energy, Food and Water to be accessible within body's reach of desire -particularly infants' bodies

5 Free girl power by valuing the 21st C village nurse as the most trusted information networkers as well as valued servant

4 Free cashless banking to be an order of magnitude more impactful in crediting parents communal and youth's productive lifetimes

3 Free currencies and public servants from speculators vices and history's zero-sum value chains

2 Try to cross-culturally free the union of peace and economics by supporting youth in celebrating the vim of bottom-up and borderless heroes- yes we can do that if you value the curriculum of www.singforhope.org started out of New York as an alternative to 9/11 endgames

1 Value Multiply Exchanges around Do No harm professionals who systemically do most to help open up maps of multi-win models by prioritising audits that stop externalisation of risks through boundaries- the most uneconomic ideology a borderless world or any species whose evolution nature values - could possibly be ruled by

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 2012

why mit would be norman macraes' and ER's fav spot to linkin 2013

some notes on what we love about visiting mit and student competitions are here: 1 other notes on a tour of mit norman macrae would love
as you likely know mit includes
berners lee and the web is for everyone media lab, which began with $100 laptop is for every chilld but which now also experiments with the mobile is for every child and poorest village to transform value chains start of massive online open curriculum most prolific student competition space on the planet world's number 1 job creating alumni network dubai's most exciting youth entrepreneur research hub - legatum ...

rest of this section carries posts mainly sent to mit student networks especuially those due to linkin worldwide crowdfund searches of 2013 or student competition entries
as student crowdfund team mentioned they may be including Myanmar in their search , I thought you might be interested in attached attendee list: usaid circulation on launch of educational programs to myanmar

my family's life histories connect with myanmar and bangladesh as dads first job as a teenager was navigating raf planes in the region in world war 2 but while I have spent a lot of last 5 years understanding who's who in bangladesh - have never been to myanmar- sir fazle abed who won the first wise oscars of education -and my dad's friends at Japan Embassy in Dhaka - may call for a one day brainstorm on how toMOOC everything to do with bottom-up investment and youth collaboration models in march as phase 1 of calling for microeducationsummit (technology, education and credit) to converge post 2105 millennium goals summiting

back on myanmar- usaid appeared to say that they will mainly support a hybrid model of 4 partners - university and corporation both usa and in myanmar -this would seem to make it difficult to crowdfund myanmar unless a university in usa sets up a friendly space so that project by project the other 3: us corporate myanmar corporate, myanmar uni can be searched

another slight frustration of mine is that in dc region I am linking together several people and embassies studying how to turn orphanages into regional job creating hubs- i would have thought that myanmar might want to join in studying that model but usaid-process is making that quite hard for an individual like me to issue invitation

naila chowdhury and shafqat ullah are 2 people who guide me through what open technology can do out of bangladesh

-naila currently lives in dc region after serving grameenphone and ceo yunus technology for a long time-she and I are judges at next week's 4 yunus statewide student entrepreneur compettiion in alabama which also aims to startup the yunus university of ending poverty

shafqat links bangladeshi wizard technologists and is talking with brilliant/skoll on how ILABS can be extended across region given start made in Cambodia

apologies if too many choices mapped above - trying editorially to get both yunus and abed family members to open up all their knowledge in moocs in under one quarter is likely to mean that young people need to choose where they want to linkin and massively collaborate

there are also some fascinating green energy collaborations being written up for moocworld- i recall that when melissa launched social valuation student networking across region 4 years ago, a nobel laureate from uni of maryland declared inteerest in reconciling a green marshall plan- maryland also has some brilliant chinese students concerned with bottom up green energy networking as I found out at a recent brookings meeting on subject; the sainsbury supermarket philanthropy are a family friend back in london- with prince charles they run microenergy awards at http://ashden.org which needs to be turned into a mooc in my opinion - journalisticly, not too hard for them to do as their family are also major shareholders in The Economist; also interesting is that one of the 2 retiring student ceos of mit100k is passionate about green while the other is being headhunted by samsung out of south korea' and the theme of the yunus prize at mit this year is education

-as geo-serendipity would have it the other norman macrae in my family tree started life as amissionary in korea

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