Add to ORKGThe modern economic theory implemented today is inherently flawed. Unfortunately these flaws are not apparent in contemporary economic theory which is built on the idea that scarcity is an ever present condition; an approach referred to as scarce resource theory (SRT) in operating level economics. The consequence of this is that leaders around the world and the governments they oversee today are being misled by the very fundamental approaches in contemporary economic theory they are advised will protect their industries and citizens
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Defence date: 20 November 2015Examining Board: Professor Russell Cooper, Penn State University, Supe...
It’s a testament to the power of ideas in politics that the ongoing policy disaster in Europe is sti...
In the introductory chapter a novel economic policy is proposed which consists of a) 'virtualizing' ...
The modern economic theory implemented today is inherently flawed. Unfortunately these flaws are not...
What is the 99% and why does it exist? In this paper an attempt is made to explain why socio-economi...
This paper aims to begin a dialogue on how to seek a longer term solution to the sovereign debt prob...
Since the World Economic Depression of 1929 in developed economies, the economic crisis did not cau...
Figures show that, during the last thirty years, the economic growth in developed countries was link...
The author emphasizes the need to address private indebtedness as the main cause of the problem whic...
Using an analogy with ancient Babylonia as its leading motive, this Viewpoint argues that the credit...
Sovereign debt crises are harmful reoccurring economic phenomena and the subject of how best to achi...
In this chapter, the author connects the historical debt nature of money to financial crisis. He arg...
the paper outlines a plan to liberate all rich and poor nations form the debt burden, restructure th...
The debt of Third World nations exceeds $1.3 trillion. This paper analyses the factors which combine...
Crisis. Albert Hirschman once said “understanding of a problem and motivation to attack it are two n...
Defence date: 20 November 2015Examining Board: Professor Russell Cooper, Penn State University, Supe...
It’s a testament to the power of ideas in politics that the ongoing policy disaster in Europe is sti...
In the introductory chapter a novel economic policy is proposed which consists of a) 'virtualizing' ...