Re: Globalization, Diminishing returns to cynicism and Collective Action...

["Jack O'Donnell" <jackodonnell@xxxxxxxx>]

Lisa & Ian Murray wrote:

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> That being said, the challenge for any genuine post-nationalist economic
> strategy for alleviating poverty should be compelling enough to theorists
> and policy makers of a significant number of countries to balance wealth
> distributive policies with both resource productivity enhancements and
> 'rules of governance' that enhance incentives to alleviate market failures
> for pollution, employment, housing, nutrition, education, workplace rights
> etc.

How can that be accomplished while the elite refuse to acknowledge their
obvious errors such as their penchant to insist that macro AS/AD lives
in a "P-Q space" with macro Q portrayed as a tautologically impossible
function of macro P?

Examine macro economics with respect to the true cause effect
relationships and the methods to accomplish this nirvana become clear.
The results are demonstrated in _Three Steps to Economic Freedom_ at:
http://www.geocities.com:80/CapitolHill/1067/c00r4.html for anyone with
a sufficiently open mind to start asking the right questions.

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