Entrepreneur - Lost transcripts from 170 years of diaries at The Economist

[chris macrae]

.LOST GENERATIONS OF EDUCATION? . Earlier videos in this series have demonstrated that the biggest powers in energy markets are blocking clean energy, and the biggest powers in food markets are stifling nutrition and local food security. Are there other multi-trillion dollar markets that are putting the sustainability of our childrens children at risk?   Back in 1982, editors of Entrepreneurial Revolution at The Economist issued a report on the first 10 years of dialogues on the coming of the internet. This report concluded that the worst crisis of all would be compounded if biggest powers in education prevented a revolution in job creation.    Specifically pro-youth economists see the coming of the internet as the greatest opportunity to design a smart educational model whereas anti-youth economists see the internet as an extension if the television advertising age in controlling and dumbing down people.   Job creating educators are going to need the courage to give up 4 monopolies: number 1 what knowledge is researched number 2 what knowledge is distributed by their teaching number 3 what knowledge is examined number 4 what knowledge is acredited   In 2013,  the crisis of job creating education appears to be at a tipping point. For example, search MOOC and the celebrations around Salman Khan, Taddy Blecher and Muhammad Yunus hosted at the 10th Skoll world championships hosted at Oxord April 2013,   LINKIN IN A PORTAL OF FREE 10 MINUTE TRAINING MODULES The search is on for:  whose life experiences do millions of youth now need to interact around to create jobs and collaborate around the millennium's most exciting goals? ..

Subject: valuation of economics= compounding the rules of 7 billion peoples lifetimes  http://www.youtube.com/yunuscentre  Do you accept the view of economics as:  a set of rules around which 7 billion peoples' future lifetimes are organised?  If you do, it seems important that economists have a particular type of profile - an open mindset, one that seeks out diversity, inclusion, integration. One that frees each market's most sustainable purpose for future generations? For those interested in transparently mapping economics- indeed what futures are possible for humans to create, we recommend looking at how the word entrepreneur first came into your mother tongue Entrepreneur is a French word. It was first used around 1800. It refers to the challenges that the peoples face when their nation's economy has come to a dead end because a small number of people were monopolising all the productive assets. A diary of the innovation challenges faced by entrepreneurs has been maintained for 170 years- it is called The Economist! Why is the 2010s turning out to be an extraordinary time for more and more people to need to take back their nation's economy? Answers are to be found in two surveys written in The Economist in the early 1970s online library of norman macrae .  Specifically The Next 40 Years written in 1972 and Entrepreneurial Revolution written in 1976. The hypothesis of these surveys is: the net generation will face the greatest simultaneous and worldwide innovation challenges ever known to our human race The 1972 survey "The Next 40 Years" catalogues rules economists had made during the 20th century which would be unsustainable as peoples became more connected than separated. The 1976 survey boldly goes where no economist had been before. It discusses how the biggest organisational typologies of the 20th C, be they corporate, government or non-government, are non-sustainable as far as the net generation are concerned. It went on say that the most exciting innovation and valuation challenges ever faced would be how to innovate these organisational typologies If you do decide to read these surveys, it is important to take a non-partisan view. This is essential to discussing how to reform economies, and was laid down by the founder of The Economist James Wilson in 1843, and was confirmed by such classic works as Keynes General Theory written in the 1930s Norman Macrae Foundation is searching for partners in a curriculum of economics for 11 year olds. We believe that one starting point will be to compete the sentence - Economies go wrong WHEN... We suggest a candidate for the top of this list will be: WHEN political parties and vested interests fight over economic truths instead of designing/mediating debates in which all of the people especially youth have an equal voice.

May I observe that Internationalist Scots have a special reason for diarising entrepreneurship. Just after 1700 Scotland lost its economy with over half of the people's money being lost in an international banking scam. The consequence was that England took over Scotland in the so-called United Kingdom . In the next 150 years, Scots found that the policies out of London were unsustainable for them in terms of productive lifetimes. History shows that over half of Scots had to emigrate , becoming one of the first Diaspora nations, sailing the seven seas, trying to make a living all over the world.

If you include this perspective when you read the writings of Adam Smith from 1758 you will find different sorts of clues in the reasoning of economics than if you fail to include this perspective

-----------------------------------question how to converge other national contrinutions

eg extracts fromm briefing for those wishing japan would engage youth entrepreneur dialogues worldwide:

in asking ambassador (and sir fazle's family) for a meeting to continue dialogue a year ago around the consider japan genre in The Economist 1962-1980 - unfortunately I dont speak japanese so I dont know if there is a web where The Emperor's citations accompanying Orders of the Rising Sun are recorded- if so it will be found that The Emperors 1988 citation to my father read something like- for helping us to design a more joyful win-win view of world trade than we otherwise would have done;

as RPRs note show  it was the Japanese view of economics 1960-1985 that dad preferred to be available to the whole net generation (and 1975-2075 as Asian Pacific worldwide century) not the terrifying externalisation one dismal chicago economists got Nobel prizes for - the point if issuing the brochure Consider Bangladesh at the end of 2008 was to linkin Japanese and Bangladesh bottom-up view of economics with youth as fast as humanly possible - it is a pity that Lamiya's circle repeatedly blocked such a dialogue given its extreme urgency in first quarter of 2009 for all whom needed to be connected on both sides of the Atlantic as well across the rival cultures in your hemisphere who needed to unite in poverty museum race

an important east-west bridge Japan can make links in whole of MIT digital media sector currently orchestrated by the expatriate Japanese Joi Ito

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  Feb 08 : Dr Yunus discusses how Grameen as one of the world's safest banking system doesn't yet fit any of the organisational typologies permitted ...

[chris macrae]

when you search for the greatest purpose practioners with a particular market knowhow have sustained across generations:

its never been achievable by governments or ngos

it is necessary to have a transparent income generating model but that does not mean the positive cashflow has to:

1 be paid out in dividends

2 has to be 100% owned by so global top group as opposed to be invesyted back in the communities where the work is done

 

while dr yunus proposes 100% social owned model- there would be room for anything up to 51% owned by those who accelerate the purpose most locally and interlocally

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