Saturday, 23 August 2008

Two federated states and their Grand Scheme

First is a plot of divide and conquer
  1. Intrusive immigration
  2. Deportation
  3. Breakaway state/disputed territories
  4. Puppet government
  5. Provocation of aggression
Every state involved in the Soviet Union has some areas that might be disputed. The legacy is turned into a dubious asset. The cost of relocating the people to Russia is lower than the combined losses from - trade loss, foreign reserve decline, troop costs. It is also immoral in its incompatibility with principles of human rights.

Second touches the way to fund and perhaps control the wealth of the world.
  1. Devaluation
  2. Privatisation - formation of tradeable equity
  3. Free market - free investment (outflow of domestic production)
  4. Free market - open imports (increase in unemployment)
  5. Increased tariffs
See the effects of the suggestions of IMF and how these turn into antipatterns for the subjects and sources of income for the rich nations.

My personal view in here; I like to think of myself as a realist and I believe that the economy has a rational tendency to gravitate towards win-win systems which is mirrored in my Benevolent business post.

Sunday, 17 August 2008

Predictions about capitalism

Communists had a list of predictions that described what was to happen to capitalism. Marx came out with the following
  1. Rising prices of produce
  2. Reduction of the number of managers
  3. Cost of machinery increases production costs
  4. Increased unemployment

Luxembourg had some new ones
  1. Inability to procreate and pay for the next generation (reduction of population)
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