After 40 years of work at The Economist, Norman Macrae's first project was to set up World Class
Brands for media experts who believed it could be possible to empower youth with smart educational media instead of powering
over citizens with PR and tv ads imaging over reality - so what would Norman celebrate asyouth's most joyful and collaborative brand movement of 2014-2017?
About Curriculum of Global Grameen (Bangla for Village):
Keynes Final Essay in Persuasion " Ending Poverty is core job of economics"; Schumacher Ending Poverty
is a "global village" crisis of empowering network solutions through millions
of villages; 1975 Macrae of The Economist starts up the massive collaboration curriculum Pacific Century : to map why 7 billion beings' whole planet needs (to celebrate raising 2 billion as yet underproductive people's but potentially rapidly developing
livelihoods) - by 1984 human's greatest opportunity is to co-create open education BUT
man's compound risk is announced as "discrepancies in incomes and expectations of rich and poor nations . For the sake
of youth economics as well as peace it recommended the world's biggest public broadcasters join early internet designers in ending this risk by searching
for over 30000 microfranchises sustaining 3 billion community regenerating jobs; Macrae's last update of this curriculum 2008 Consider Bangladesh- download brochure used by The Economist at his remembrance parties.
The world's 2 most collaborative microfranchising networks were
founded out of Bangladesh in 1972 as BRAC, and 1976 as The Grameen Project led by Muhammad Yunus. 1978 Soros starts to innovate MIcroentrepreneurialBillanthropy in Cape Town and by 1996 he offers Dr Yunus and MIT technologists a social business loan so that 100000 village
labs can test mobile connectivity; in 2008 he founds www.ineteconomics.org to rethink economics from the ground up
http://maharishiinstitute.org/ , CIDA since 1999 Taddy Blecher in Johannesburg has show that educators can create millions of
jobs with youth - how can we help him with his work and how's this connect with your work;macrae family has argued since 1972
that the net generation can make tremendous human progress if and only if educators, economists and all who make the biggest
resource integrate youth job creating into the way their worldwide purpose and impact is valued
part of summary after action briefing -chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk
1:52:21 AM] chrismacraedc:
thanks for inspiring us at yesterday's group skype [11:52:51 AM] chrismacraedc: I am sending this by skype and email-
may I check out an idea to see if its workable [11:53:41 AM] chrismacraedc: taddy -would it be possible to summarise
in about 10 lines some of the things you now know hopw to do so that I could put them in front of the young organisers of
the world bank youth summit [11:54:44 AM] chrismacraedc: i have a particular context : I want them to brainstorm a top
5 youth networking agendas that ll youth summits could connect between now and cape town 2014 and atlanta 2015, and I am hoping
that they will say that one of the top 5 is a map of ehere education is creating jobs [11:55:39 AM] chrismacraedc: the
next world bank youth summit is not long a way- its probably july and will be in new york- they will be partnering the UN
envoy of youth whom Nsaila has connections with [11:56:27 AM] chrismacraedc: I have been told by the young organisers
in the world bank that jim kim believes in youth movements and has told them that this is their summit format to connect what
eldrs in world bank cant [11:57:24 AM] chrismacraedc: so its quite an unique opening, and what I want to do is start
the brainstorming of the top 5 maps youth need in Dc this january while we can also invite stident groups to discuss this [11:58:25 AM] chrismacraedc: youth has not been involved actionably in aid or social entrepreneurship at all in washington
dc for complex reasons to do with this being the epicentre of fund raising and lobbying not searching for knowhow youth need
to collaborate around [12:00:11 PM] chrismacraedc: by the way naila was moderator of the panel of world bank awarding
youth technology prize and i believe a nigerian applying technolgy to education won the prize; naila has also told me that
nigeria is one of the countries where the first ladies of the world know who their most trusted connection is
additional afternotes:
taddy today you mentioned Rockefeller is big in scaling
education in many of the ways you are pioneering in 6 locations
I am not sure if there asia program is connected the same way but shafqat is a long trusted friend
in Dhaka and I believe his youth tech networks are building ilab dhaka around specifications partly or mainly from Rockefeller
the one million jobs plan including 6 job creating universities and 14 million k to 12
entrepreneur curriculum of blecher is discussed here; restructuring partners of s.africa's SME and apprenticeship channels include google who has
so far delivered 65000 free customised sme business webs; branson has incubated his entrepreneur curriculum in s.africa and
this has now been extended to jamaica (rave review from open tech panelist at world bank youth summit) and is coming soon
to UK
CAN YOU HELP OPEN SOURCE THE FUTURE'S HISTORY?
Linkin search of hi-trust economists
who : progress the next generation's jobs/livelihoods by mediating the future of humanity's most collaborative (win-win)
goals -this has been the purpose The Economist chartered since 1843-
wholeplanet.tv concludes the greatest good fortune of the 2010s would rise if youth summits were designed to linkin twin capitals of
billion job creation freed by the greatest open education entreprenurs and to joy of youth celebrating community's greatest
heroes
Out of The Economist since 1972 Macrae's viewpoint Entrepreneurial Revolution argues that the net generation can make tremendous human progress if and only
if educators, economists and all who make the biggest resource integrate youth job creating into the way their worldwide purpose
and impact is valued -chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk join in ...
help cnn help youth find the most valuable job creating heroes
1984 : over the next 40 years, the first net generation
7 billion livelihoods will depend on order of magnitude more economic sectors
which trillion dollar audits will prove most critical - eg education, professions, mass media, open access digital, health, energy, food and water, regional
brands and public servant?
Help map the Entrepreneurial Revolution Curriculum of who understood hi-trust economics most (future systems youth most
needed designed and invested in) during The Economist's first 7 quarters of a century 1843-- 2017
1992-2017
Soros
Bangladesh 2.1
Berners Lee
China 2.1
Blecher open edu partners in South Africa 2.1
1968-1992
Mandela south africa
1.0
Gorbachev & Walesa
Bangladesh (Abed,
Yunus,,) 1.0 and Manmohan Singh
Japan and Asia Pacific : Hong
Kong, Singapore, Dubai, China 1.0
1943-1968
Von Neumann (& legacy eg Moon Race)
Keynes alumn eg schumacher, boulding and Marshall Plan
Japan 1.0
European Visions but not sustainable as realities due to non-economic gov rules: EU, NHS, BBC world
service
1918-1943
Keynes
Gandhi with support of Einstein and Montessori
US Prime Time industrial age before tv ads (spiralled as our race's east economic media)
1893-1918
Gandhi 1.0
Coming of US , bankruptcy of UKas reserve currency
1868-1893
Bagehot - from empire to commonwealth
1843-1868
James Wilson (alumn
of scottish and french schools of entrepreneurship's greatest goals. Fired vested interest MPs. Statistician who launched
print medium (The Economist) to question leaders of industrial revolution on how to end poverty, end hunger, end capital abuse
of youth)
7 quarters (approximately 4 generations's 7 billion
most brilliant livelihoods of futurising history of the coming of wholeplanet and borderless humanity)
Who animated which future-history goals out of which places, cultures and
practice foci of leadership and market sectors? Nominations welcome - please start with view of what purpose got collaboratively
actioned for human futures that would not have uniquely changed at that time or place if they had not lived
You may find some
ideas on this draft proposal for a forthcoming book celebrating what Norman Macrae enjoyed bringing to leaders attentions
on empowering youth...
2013 = 170th Year of The Economist being Founded to End Hunger
2010s
= Worldwide Youth's most productive and collaborative decade
How to Advise Hi-Trust Leaders on Growing Young Nations
-Celebrating
Open Society Curricula of The Economist's Entrepreneurial Revolutionary Norman Macrae
This book offers both actionable future maps to play with and a historical cross-cultural review of how to
Mediate for humanity with Norman Macrae's 7 Entrepreneurial Revolution Wonders.
WHO WILL ENJOY THIS
As well as hi-trust leaders of Open Society, this book
is written especially for any teacher, parent or other person who may wish to link in with pro-youth ways of valuing how generations
of people spend their time and open mapping of how biggest resource decisions are allocated and implemented to sustain rising
exponentials out of every community where children are born
2013:
In the 170th year since The Economist was founded, my bias notwithstanding as his son, most people who know the curriculum
of The Economist would vote Norman Macrae as one of its top 5 pro-youth economists. Personally, my votes for the other
top 5 pro-youth economists would be
Scottish Founder James
Wilson, an alumn of Scot Adam Smith and Frenchman JB Say
His
son-in law Walter Bagehot who helped Queen Victoria mediate change in The English constitution from
slave-making empire to epicentre of commonwealth,
editor
through world war 2 and its immediate reconciliations Geoffrey Crowther.
That
leaves a space which you can vote for or attribute to the collaborative culture of The Economist
which believed like Keynes and Hayek that an economist becomes less able to mediate the most extremely
valuable changes, the more he or she is publicly celebrated as a guru
Norman
whose work from 1962 was valued most wherever Japanese, Chinese and Other
Eastern cultures adopted his pro-youth views in ways that North West Empires were invited to openly
learn from. We will see that his was partly due to the irony that in spite of being the only economist
at the Messina meeting founding the EU, the West's tv age's 2 anti-youth monopolies were
not a medium Norman could find a way to innovate beyond conventional wisdom
"This
pattern was set by Norman: total generosity, humor -who will ever forget Norman's manic sense of the ridiculous
including about himself.
His extraordinary mind combination was theoretical
rigour with complete openness to revolutionary change so that he could swing through life pinpointing the sclerosis
of government or trade union or oil company behaviour in one era to the revolution of Bangladeshi Microfranchising
in another. Norman's abiding enemy was conventional wisdom - that's how to learn (Entrepreneurship)
It was back in 1972 that Norman Macrae, first became as obscenely interested in how students experimented
with early digital networks, as his hero Johnny Von Neumann had become in computing. Both became obsessed with games or theories
that freed people from zero-sum backward-looking professional mindsets
Norman founded the
genre of Entrepreneurial Revolution in time for readers of The Economist to debate pro-youth consequences from the start of
the 21st century of
Locally webbing globally and borderless
Death of cost of distance thanks to telecomputing - the greatest productivity
revolution of all
Celebrating what human beings can be with
million times more collaboration technology
Investing in first
net generation as worldwide youth's most productive and sustainable times. Norman started optimistically
listing all sorts of short-term fixes that 20th C macroeconomists had made and would need resolving if global finance was not to go bankrupt by the
2010s
Fortunately to help youth collaborate
in better for the world futures, you don't need to be trained in macroeconomics to make most of the biggest entrepreneurial
breakthroughs needed to sustain global village communities. You can use Norman's pro-youth framework of 7 wonders of
Entrepreneurial Revolution. If you, and your interpersonal networks, rehearse questions on how to value pro-youth futures
in the way these 7 dimensions of human are designed to interact, your children's children will be happy and free because
economics, societies and nature will be abundantly sustainable.
That was the vision that Norman asked communities of practice linked in by The Economist to keep on
questioning and answering. It was how The Economist itself from 1972 moved on from one of several UK weekly papers to a one
of a kind global viewspaper.
A first curious
exercise - which of these 7 windows on pro-youth worlds is most open to play with in the 2010s? If your own expertise enables
you to open one of these sources, go for it. Otherwise open education is very definitely there for everyone to get involved
with as we hope this book will joyfully involve you.
4) Collaborative Media, Local Community Mobilisation and
Mediation of (Tele)Communications Revolutions
3) Multi-win
economists. professional and public servants
7)
Borderless clean energy, food, water
6) Health in every
community
5) Grassroots Banking (financial systems) that
creates jobs or sustains peoples most productive flows
Another Curious Note- IF an economist doesn't know this fact , don't let him advise your nation's leaders
The second half of 20th century saw greatest growth in nations that moved average lifetime from low 40's to
mid 60's - this meant investing in health services of the young!!
How to multiply this
most valuable economic clue now- help celebrate training up the next
Humanity's Final Exam - Old Empires VS Youth Empowers
My father Norman Macrae's lifetime work at The Economist
was geared to pro-youth economic celebrations of 2010s as worldwide youth's most productive time. How can clean energy projects empower this? Will we network successfully so that
the abundant green energy web replaces the petrochemical energy chain that is now drowning us in its so very 20th century
addiction to carbon? Fortunately the world's number 1prize network for grassroots energyhttp:/'/ashden.org is run by the Sainsbury family who have also been youth's greatest supporters among shareholders of The Economist
Open
Source community franchise- the greatest gamechanger to economics since adam smith started up this intellectual pursuit..........................................................
We define the service franchise as something
that a small team of people perfect in one place or space. It becomes open and community-owned if they decide to replicate
the franchise in such a way that (nearly) all the value of the service productivity done in the community stays in the community.
When the core component of a franchise is replication of digital code across the web , the cost of distribution in knowledge
networked economyalmost nothing. This is a very different economical dynamic than distributing physical
things around the planet
We
suggest that collaboration is the revolutionary new innovation advantage of the net generation.
Open sourcing raises many challenges for the collaboration entrepreneur.
Not the least of these is how to maintain quality control so that what the service franchise was trusted for delivering in
one community is replicated in its impacts on every community that imports it. We have spent 25 years developing methods to charter franchises -whether these be those
which earn the goodwill of the brand that people can multiply the most value with or the next new franchise the world most
desperately needs to connect round
Discussion of compound opportunities and threats of open source franchising..................................................................................
Whilst we could ask the question why should human
being be so unselfish to bring degrees of separation down on sharing life critical knowledge, we prefer to debate George Orwell's
and Einstein's questions of what will happen if enough of us don't open source knowledge franchises especially in the way
we mentor our species younger members from 0 to 2 - what prior millenniums called the markets of primary, secondary and tertiary
education
The Economist's Unacknowledged
Giant 1984 book on how the net generation could co-create 3 billion new jobs and enjoy many times more productivity and sustainability
than youth could ever before imagine. As Keysians, we'd go further. The value of national bonds/currencies today should not
be primarily rated by how much debt old generations have got into but how wellinvestment in net generation
productivity is reaching societies. If you think through the revolutionary construct of Gross World Product coined in The
Economist in the 1970s you can develop multi-win models across nations something that zero-sum paper currencies of national
governments and elderly macroeconomists block abundant economics from linking in. If we fail to move to a bottom-up global
village economy, then nature's systems or man's terrifying angst will prove hyperconnectivity to be too risky for the human race to flourish
Q&A on: Why The Economist of 1972 started mapping 3 billion new jobs to be co-created by the net generation and
to call this wholeplanet leadership invitation : Entrepreneurial Revolution (ER)
This
reminds me of the 1984 book my father assembled from first 10 years of debating productivity of net generation at The Economist Valuing Net Generation
IN BRITAIN, WORK AT WORLD CLASS BRANDS SUGGESTS: THE FUTURE VALUE OF THE BBC WILL DEPEND
ON UNDERSTANDING THIS WORLD SERVICE RESPONSIBILITY ABOVE AND BEYOND ANY OTHER ORGANISATIONAL PROCESS
Why 1972? This was the date when father, Norman Macrae, who edited pro-youth economics at The Economist
and I first saw 500 youth sharing knowledge around an early digital network (part of the UK's national development project
in computer assisted learning). Not only was it a life-changing moment for both of us but according to the rest of my father's
life work- for all 7 billion beings of the net generation. Here was a technology that could openly empower the most productive
and sustainable time for worldwide youth
Why
did dad spend the rest of his life inviting every hi-trust type of entrepreneur to join in co-creating youth's 3 billion jobs map? Dad was an optimistic rationalist.
He knew at times of unprecedented change (as today's post-industrial revolution of peoples becoming more connected than geographically
separted) impacts could spin very positively or very badly for humanity. He saw no point spending his time on badwill scenarios.
How is the 3 billion job map compsoed. Mainly of 3 value multiplyng flows:
open technology
green energy
designing every community to be hospitable for birth of the next child- so that she or he
has a fair chance of growing up healthy and smartly interconecting
.............................................Why
did Entreprenurial Revolutionaries value these 3 dimensions as smart for transforming post-industrial revolution ? The
first two (opentech that smartens our ability to serve one another and new energy) are validated by corresponding to times
when history has shown a quantum leap in progress of the whole human race. Provided professions innovate multi-win models
these sources offer an economics of abundance (eg note knowledge multiplies value in humanb use unlike the industrial revolution's
scarcities caused by consuming up things). The third was the most valuable goal father could think of in his 1984 book for uniting the human race's collaboration. After all, computer power of
2010s is at least a million times greater than when man chose the goal of racing to the moon
Some of The Economist's special vocabulary designed for pro-youth economists of Entrepreneurial Revolution
PRO-YOUTH SEARCHING THE ECONOMIST -user
tip choose one only per browser visit
who gets current awards for linking in top 10000 youth's job creators
1000 is our top award - currently only nutrition networkers appear to be among those empowering 1000+ of youth 10000's greatest job creators -join in our 50 practice
blogs tracking this race -chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk
My favorite professional mission
involves changing brands. Among the 1000 most valuable brands in the world, as my work on world calss brands first argued
in 1988 I don't see why any superpower brand that depends most on youth's goodwill should exist in century 21 unless they
are spending at least 10 per cent of their marketing and PR budgets oncreating jobs. Note this doesnt mean that such compsnies
need to be overpopulated with their own employees- The Economist has alays been a lean company peoplewise - but you can love
helping youth creating jobs and making that experience either part of your knowledge networking or part of your service experience
and community trust - if you want to discuss this as a brand leader - please email chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk
My greatest amateur love is changing education. I for one wont be happy as a parent until education leads
the 1000 awards of helping connect 10000 of youth's greatest job creators. We also suggest that after all the dismal
loss of trust that eventually spun o0ver 15 years of making the number 1 millennium goal conference microcreditsummit, that future goals youth most want to co-produce might better be linkedin round microeducationsummit
THE
FUTURE'S HISTORY............................................................................................................................................
Young people today have
unprecedented chances to decide on sustainable choices for the future provided they are free to explore one inconvenient
truth about the West's 20th century. That is how the purpose of economists and media men was increasingly to own the only
(systemic) way to rule the world- and to do so in ways that disinvested in youth's futures.
For sure, several generations of my family are biased
in making this recommendation. In 1943, my dad had a lot of time on his hands spending his last days as a teenager navigating
RAF planes in world war 2 over modern day Bangladesh. He reread Keynes 1935 General Theory over and over. Its last pages concluded
that elderly macroeconomists pose the greatest risk to the next generation precisely because of striving too hard to professionally
rule the world with over-standardised mindsets.
As lady good fortune would have it dad survived the war went up to Cambridge to be mentored by Keynes
an his new favorite book became The Economsts' 1943 centenary autobiography. This chronicled a hundred-year journey of mediating
leadership views around The Economist's 2 founding goals - to end hunger and to entrepreneurially end abuse of youth by the
empire's biggest capitalists. What happened next was the West spent more and more in real terms on tv advertising media.
A quarter of a century later it was clear
to dad from his desk at The Economist that the accidental purpose of tv media had been to turn public servants into command
and controllers, to change youth's valuation of heroes, and to devalue cultures and nature's deepest historical lessons on
diversity. All of this is promoted by decision-making powers who are racing towards designing a world ruled by the big get
bigger not the economical get more economical. Yera by year after world war 2,the first generations of the tv advertising
age became addicted by fear and other'hidden persuaders" spun round images whose
gap from the reality of communally serving one another became greater and greater. Then in 1972 : dad and I first saw 500
youth sharing knowledge around an early digital network. Here was an opportunity to design new media with the exact opposite
purpose that tv media had accidentally distracted the human race from investing in our next generations.. Norman Macrae launched
the quest for Entrepreneurial Revolution in The Economist to debate with peoples around the world how to transform the next
40 years back to empowering the net generation in the 2010s to be youth's most productive and sustainable time.. Our search
for leaders valuing pro-youth economics continues with ever greater urgency at www.wholeplanet.tv
Norman Macrae Foundation www.NMfound.net
www.worldclassbrands.tv5801 Nicholson LaneSuite 404N.Bethesda MD
20852Tel
301 881 1655email chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk
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From the early 1970s, pro-youth economics editors at The Economist invited leaders to join an Entrepreneurial
Revolution (ER). All of the 20th century organisational systems needed to change to go way above zero-sum if the first net
generation was to be youth's most productive and sustainable time. Such an economics of abundancy was possible, nay essential,
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Social Business 100% model aims to compound the most purposeful inter-generational models.
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Of 20th Century's main typologies - corporate, government, charity - only
the corporate brand leader is actually free to compound investment in a continuous goal. Therefore financial sustainability
of apositive cashflow model is essential to compounding purpose but what is not needed in the social business
is extraction of a dividend. Instead all the surplus is reinvested either in making organisation better at its purpose or
scaling its service reach or enriching its job creation platform.
Those
who help finance a social business start-up can take their capital back, and participate in the reputation celebration of
delivering a life-changing innovation but do not own the equity. 100% ownership of the social business model is owned (in
trust) of those in greatest need of the purposeful goal's achievement
Social business empowers those who have not had a voice in concept innovation to linkin with the most contextually
grounded ideas. Logically it is the game changing model for youth, parents and others in the communitywho
want to celebrate job creation as the core purpose of education systems. Refer: to Muhammad YunusSocial
Business Prize competition roles in celebrating youth entrepreneurship and progress of millennium goal networks.
DiscussionWho's capital? Charities and foundations can gain from a sustainable model. Societies
looking for a more economical way of delivering social services than top-down government (social privatisation) or inter-government
aid. Corporations looking for a more purposeful way to mediate trust in brand leadership than tv ads and lobbyist PR. Communities'
savings structured sustainably around Youth investment banking, job-creating education and healthcare, and pro-youtheconomists. Innovation and Conflict Resolution
Opportunities? To date the greatest applications of SB100 modeling
have emerged from those who intuitively or explicitly wished to change transparency of value chains. This means that SB modelers
must anticipate conflict resolution from those who have historically profited from blocking transparency of a free market's
purpose. This is one reason why it may take many years of implementation but once communal victory is demonstrated the impact
trajectory social business often accelerates along a rising exponential - moore's law progress towards social networking's
most vital goals! Microentrepreneurs can mobilise Social Business concept development as most economical when a team can trial
and error test small. before replicating success big
Threats? A social business's
financing can prove anorexic -either in situations like technology where serial investment may be needed or because speculators
or others who the social business appeared to remove from controlling value chain strike back at times of leadership succession
or other relative weakness of the social business
Social
Business 51+% model balance's pursuit of purpose with entrepreneur's control over her life-work
SB51+ system design
The only system design
difference between the classical (Yunus) 100% Social Business and SB51+ concerns how much (of the majority of the) equity
is placed (in trust) of those in greatest need of the purpose.
The
change is huge constitutionally because once you design a system where some of the equity is privately owned it may no longer
be possible to ask for social funds be this from charities or in substituting how government spends its tax revenues, and
the volunteer components of production may be diminished
Discussion
If you consider the knowledge
co-working dynamics of the post-industrial revolution it was argued by Von Neumann, Drucker, The Economist and others that
the revolution in abundant economics would depend more on start-ups being human capital hungry than monetarily so.
Googles of this world were born out of socially networked dorms not capital-intensive
structures of massive factories.
Would google's founders have maintained more control of their life's work if they had invested 51% in trust
of the greatest purpose of search?- in effect that's giving a way one potential "doubling" of equity to be grounded
in the core purpose of their brand leadership vision. Conversely when Muhammad Yunus' role changed from being banker for the
poor to integrating technology for the poor, would his life's work have enjoyed more security if George Soros had asked that
his free loan to startup Grameenphone be used to develop a SB51 around Muhammad Yunus' investment acumen?
Value Chain Mapping As a mathematician I love maps. While a map may purport to take
you round the world, its only as useful as its most recent bottom-up updating. Moreover while deep computational analysis
may be involved in mapmaking, its only as massively valuable as its usability by everyone it connects. I
have spent over 30 years testing organisation's' promises and chartering associates and I have find that absent of mapping
the bigger an organisation's promise gets, the less likely it is to keep it.. When it comes to systems designed to achieve
millennium goal promises, I have found that I have to go to places like Bangladesh to find best cases of such bottom-up mapping. That is until the start of 2012, when USAID hosted a 500
person conference at the newseum in Washington DC on value chain mapping. History may show that the biggest achievement of
Obama's first administration was to get USAID to start demanding to see such bottom-up maps. The test will be feedthefuture.gov
- the first program to be designed since the transparency if this microeconomic knowledge networking culture has taken root.
Discussion What
does a value chain map do? It seeks to map all the linkages between productive and demanding agents of a market sector - integrating
every locality into any global perspective it offers Map Test 1 If you can't see how the poor are either permitted
to contribute to production or be served by what they most need from the market, then the map hasn't been produced in enough
detail. Or if you cant see how to enter on to the map from your local viewpoint, then again the map isn't ready for use. Map
Test 2: markets are composed around productive and demanding tensions which need to be conflict resolvedaheadof time so that no one side starts extracting from everyone else every quarter. If a value chain map you are looking
at fails to facilitate conflict resolution dialogues, its not ready for use. Test 3 - If you are
interested ininnovations in ending poverty -or any related millennium goal - then the big lesson I gained
from visiting Bangladesh is that you will need to design a ay of changing a value chain to give those with the least more
opportunity. What's most fascinating of all is that since 1996 when Bangladesh became the first to introduce mobile phones
as a pervasive tool for the poorest women villagers, dozens of gamechanging mobile apps have been designed in ways that free
up the poorest from value chains. In some cases, eg cashless banking, the future integrity of the whole market is being redesigned.
to be continued
at www.erworld.tv and youth associates of The Economist's Entrepreneurial Revolution or Yunus
Top 10 Youth Economic Apps of 2012-2013
- source Washington DC Yunus Youth Jobs Competitions Networks hotline 1 301 881 1655
email chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk Family Foundation of Norman Macrae - The Economist's Unacknowledged Giant
Pro-Youth
Economics of 10 Nutrition (NU)
While US YunusSB inspired student social action networks of nutrition are less than 15 months old
, they have already identified a sustainable pop-up van model franchise capable of serving any us capital city with food deserts
(areas with no affordable fresh food distribution) and energetic youth. Case links include oregon, georgia ..
Youth-led , community-grounded. economics is urgently re-examining such impacts from nutrition system
design as these:
NU6 A nation cannot sustain urban-industrial revolution unless sufficient banking systems are concerned with
capitalising local investment in both urban and rural youth nutrition (The Economist launch 1843, Grameen and BRAC 1970s updated
The Economist 3 November 2012)
NU5 A fast growing nation like china is now ready to trade many trillions of dollars with open nutrition
knowledge networks. However see NU1 for future's sustainable nutrition maps.
NU4 Conversely anywhere with high obesity rates
offers a great job creation opportunity for local slow food networking franchises the more deeply cross-culturally and family
celebrated the better. USsecondary schools are missing major curricula in this regard as eg Jamie Oliver has revealed in broadcast
programs as well as world youth summits.
NU3 Intriguingly
supermarkets who see their deepest communal purpose as nutritional are becoming guardians of the true community-grounded microcredit
models - see wholefoods, wholeplanet foundation and Tesco's initiative in starting up grameen europeout of scotland (celebrated
last week with Yunus being appointed chancellor a Glasgow University- Glasgow being the only city in Europe that publishes
not just one but 2 academic journals of social business- transparency note : one is mainly funded by my father's foundation
as a result of dr yunus 70th birthday wishes weekend in glasgow 4 july 2010)
NU2 The security of nation's peoples-food-energy
and machine-energy are interrelated. Throughout the first 2 millennia innovations in machine energy were the number 1 explainer
of widespread advances of the human lot. Investing in green energy now is a win-win-win across all nations who do; conversely
those nations that don't will find their currencies exponentially collapse for propagating such unsustainable and peace-destroying
politics.
NU1 My father's
1984 book mapped 3 billion new jobs for the net generation to be 10 times more productive than previous generations but before
accelerating hpercollaborative/borderless world of web technologies it was hypothesised that investment in replacing petrochemical
value chains by photosynthesis ones was absolutely critical to exponential sustainability of future generations. Photosynthesis
systems have an added local advantage in cleaning up nuclear messes.
NU0 Of course, economics of nutrition isnt separable from
economics of healthcare. Adam Smith scholars out of Glasgow suggest that the simplest gamechanger of economics of healthcare
begins and ends with exploring yunus free nursing college networks and their global village moblisation of open source medical.
It is to be hoped that this idea was forever bonded by Opening of London Olympics. Rio next. Related Yunus Superstar-Change Media project leaders: Monica Yunus, Oregon Student SB Champion
project 2012.
My point in celebrating these youth networking findings is that my family does not have resources
or time to argue them with elderly academics and vested interests in siloisation. So Norman Macrae Family Foundation prefers to sponsor youth competition networks that just do them. Fortunately the
current issue of The Economist has collated the wisest 4 page analysis of what those who rushed to go global with banking
could have learnt from the village agricultural and tech learning networks of bangaldesh bilage banking
Pro Youth Economics of 9 Education ED
In one sense all yunus social business competitionentries connect to change education . We believe the fewest jobs of the future will be earned by
passing degree examinations and waiting for job offers from companies- see paper on future of universities for why job
creating educational systems will celebrate youth designing start ups while members of educational networks. However some
of yunus student competitions specifically identify social businesses that involve helping secondary schools develop new practice
curricula and apprenticeships
further discussions on changing economics of education 1
Coming soon : Banks and currencies
What if the core foundations of currencies and banking
were designed to sustain peoples working lifetimes optimally? This genre of pro-youth economics was started up by Norman Macrae
in The Economist with the term Gross World Product -something whise future impacts Norman saw as very different from adding up Gross Domestic Products of Industrial National
Economies. At minimum keynes alumni argued that currencies would need to sustain win-win-win interactions of communities mapped
across 2 million global villages - both in real and virtual productivity senses that the net generation needs hi-trust
models to be the first to blend socially and economically. References : Norman rereviewed the first 100 Hobarts concluding currencies were the number 1 error that 20th century economists
wished to re-design. A current debate is being staged round the film your money and life.
Collab Technology and schools
Future oeroes and mass media
Bottom-up and borderless
professions...
Beyond the public library- in pro-youth economies, every child woman and an needs access to mi9croentrepreneur
incubator and telecentre
help us
design youth's most economic network
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ideas
:
5 student
competitions- projects communally grounded in goals and apps youth want to spend lifetimes co-producing
4 connected to incubators and other open system resources of capitals that want to celebrate pro-youth economics
3 linked to 100 leaders of net generation can be youth's most productive time
2 connected to The Economists 40 year search for entrepreneurial revolution -multi win
business models -linked into million times more collaboration technology and clean energy
1 connected to most purposeful models/maps of futures (of each market sector)
connected to sector gamechangers:
health free nursing college
linked into mobile monitors
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banking - cashless
education -free universities, student competitions, other colaboration values of http://thelearningweb.net
- given that most knowledge multiplies value in use unlike industrial agethings that get consumed up
maps of pro-youth economics, leaders
of 2010 s=youth's most productive decade, and search (begun at The Economist in 1984 ) for 30000
solutions to community sustainable world
youth10000 blogs by region and app
nings linking in leading pro-youth economists and greatest community solution
heroes
journal
of pro-youth economics with special features updating youth competion entries
Video in boardroom of The Economist inaugurating Remembrance Party series of Norman's Unfinished mission:
2010s = youth's most proudctive decade
. .
Leaflet co-edited by Norman Macrae & Dr Muhammad Yunus welcoming Obama's Yes We Can Generation January
2009, republished for Remembrance Party Series 2010,2011,2012,...
overview of how to invest in net generation create
3 billion jobs -year 30 since normman macrae's 1984 report
Expect approximately 1 billion to be called mainly collab tech jobs, 1 billion
to be called green energy jobs, 1 billion to be called global village economy jobs (aka social economy or deep community jobs)
though the positive interactions between the categories is much more important than their separation
1 billion collab tech jobs- throughout history only new tech and new energy have caused worldwide
leap in human lot - economists whose models don't integrate that understanding need to be banished. Note that global markets
per se are zero sum games unless you understand how tech can create multi-win modelssuch as those to enjoy
because knowledge primarily multiplies in use unlike scarce commodities that get used up
1 billion green jobs-green technologies are the new quality and the green web will turn out
to offer far more abundance than the dirty petrochemical chain -great ideas include
branson's carbow
war room wash dc
prince charles and sainsbury family worldiwde celebrations of bottom-up green
anderson's any industry
with a legal future can prfoitably make a half-generation map to go zero waste
1 billion global village jobs- defined as a the next child can be born anywhere
and have a fair chance of maximising her productive life - this involves portal changes to nutrition, health, education, media
and banking for youth all of which need to be mapped in terms of opportunities from million tikes more collab technology;
moreover nobel must stop separating economics and peace prizes as ending war is not just the greatest economic goal of the
early 21st c but a necessary one before death of distance makes us all hyperconnected (ie those who design global and local
systems need valuation maps which have zero tolerance for compounding risks at boundaries- an exact opposite of how big professions
ruled a world of 20th silos
END BANKING BUBBLES - DO NOW - regulations of cashless banking will determine which countries
grow -note becasue this is an above zero sum game , all can! Foundations must stop tieng up their investments and start investing
in social impacts matching what they were fonded for wherever the next generation is intended to carry on the founders sustainable
goals
END
EDU BUBBLES - DO NOW Free nursing college (paradigm for communities' most exciting apprentice jobs especially and nursing
becomes ever more valued as infotech searcher ); Student entrepreneur competitions (now that few students are going to find
jobs waiting for them just because they have passed exams); end monopoly of educators certifying which of a nation's youth
are most valuable as 90% of next 30 years is going to be about new info not siloised academic curricula
END HEALTH BUBBLES - DO NOW
END WORST MASS MEDIA -
as this causes psychological and economic depression- twin youth's greatest heroesthose who have instantly
become world famous overnight because of an entertainment competition with those working at the deputy of communities to spread
the greatest good- where media and politicians have been found to be in each other's pocket the public must be freed by demolishing
such media and raising the freedom of public media -the bbc versus murdoch remains the test world service case :
NOTOURNEWSOFTHEWORLD VERSUS
FUTUREOFBBC
WHOLEPLANET.TV Join search for 100 most trusted leaders of 2010s=youth's most productive decade
join
our worldwide web survey - what would your linkins to net generation world have missed if grameen hadnt existed
Posted by chris
macrae on October 14, 2012 at 6:36am
Purpose of Economics- we hold the keynsian view that economics is phoney unless it designs systems that invest in
a next generation's productivity out of every community - how else can any place sustain growth? HELP charter other trillion dollar purposes of the 64 trillion dollar global village networking economy
Our 30-web survey asks 2 primary
questions- what would grameen miss without your place's or practice's support- and what would your place/practice miss without
grameen
.
There is no simpler model than grameen (as conceived
1976 -year of the Economist's first survey of Entrepreneurial Revolution) for a bank to invest in youth because:
1 that's the future purpose
voted for by its 8 million village mothers who owned the bank
2 its social networking structure
was built round hubs of 60 women per centre - branch managers served 60 hubs a week sharing knowhow and new youth investment
solutions across "3600 villages' of productive women; then in 1996 mobile phones were introduced to the vilages - initially
one per 60 women hub - taking knwoledge networking across branches- grameen's 8 million women today integrate over 100000
knowledge hubs each aiming to maximise next generation's growth
Bottom-up system design is mathematically essential to hi-trust integration: -the rising exponentials of value exchanges
we communally need to perfect for Social Labs (aka Social Economy in 2013 European Union Maps). For another pro-youth economics
example, in usa, :100 historically poorest universities collaborate round students with the most trusted permissions to take
research of a community's deepest social chalenge - and prototype solutions can be openly networked across all comunities
with an analagous crisis; in another example scotland has proposed the free nursing college designed welcoming the most passionate
vilage high school graduating girls who want their lifes to serve their vilages health- something that mobile connectivity
turns more into a communications job that experts can link into than previously
4 think
of 2 opposite valuation audits - the one that is perfect for compounding destruction of more and more communities sustainability
and the other that resolves biggest threats to community sustainability. The first is speculator valuation wgere one sie extracts
from all others in a busienss model every quarter; the other designs win-win-win models compounding a specifically designe
purpose expressed in an exciting goal to co-produce and co-demand. Youth networking disciples of yunus' model of grameen bring
trasparency to this clash of models every day in every action
Yunus- 100/1 leaders of
2010s -youth's most productive generation
FREEMARKET Role
- ACTION LEADER of 50 Most Exciting Concepts Youth Have Ever Dreame of Collaboratively Realising
What would
world miss without Yunus
Yunus is globally
most recognised as number 1 pro-youth economist and innovator of the most purposeful goals peoples can invest in. Yunus has noticed that western economists
excluded society's most vital demands from every performance measure they compute- a very serious error given Keynes finding
that increasing the world is ruled only by economics (ie nations and so youth's future sustainability doesn't exist separately
from what global economics rules)
Historically
Yunus' greatest innovations include:
Creating investment
banks around 8 million of the world's poorest village mothers
Making
their number 1 investment the ending of digital divides with everything that can be mobilised across 100000 village hubs of
microentrepreneurs;
It turns out that the
best banks for ending poverty are also the best banks for youth job creation everywhere
Helping Bangladesh youth be a leader in mobile technology's most purposeful
uses, and sharing Asia's greatest sustainability solutions every community needs to freely replicate
What youth collaboration challenges is Yunus centre
of
After 20 of my own interviews with dr Yunus (and
another 20 by people sponsored by NM foundation as we circulated Yunus 2000 bookclub and 10000 dvd club) I have compiled a
top 50 challenges that Yunus is looking for particular citizens and youth to originate and then share. He also wants a share
in all the value this created to be invested back in his 8 million village mothers next entrepreneurial revolutions
The right hand column shows Norman
Macrae foundations next collaboration actions around Yunus top 50 challenges. We compile ideas on what different cities could
help Yunus lead at http://yunuscity.ning.com we welcome correspondence if you have ideas on how to help Yunus as one of top 100 leaders connecting
net generation as the most productive time for youth to be alive
Please note at least 2 more of NM top 100 are Bangladeshi. However due to hostile politics we don't
currently publish their goals.
Also
please note more detailed cases are published in Journal of Social Business whose launch with 3000 leaders of Dr Yunus choice
we committed to within 3 months of Norman's parting as our family's main commitment at Yunus weekend Scotland 4 July 2010
latest mailbag on fall 2012 actions on how to help youth and yunus link together the net generation's 50 most productive
projects than can benefit from youthworldbanking.com
Y1 next meet 28 September
2012: Our family in WashingtonWashington DC is seeing if this capital can stage one of largest student entrepreneur competitions thru 2012-13 - current world leader Tokyo 12000 live youth competition; we also welcome opportunities to connect judge panels of all youth entrepreneur
competitions
Y2 Paris September week 2 - we
aim to co-host various NM remembrance parties during the number 1 millennium goals summit www.convergences2015.org
4th quarter - we are looking to host remembrance parties
with Japan and Chinese leaders of Norman's economic maps of Asia pacific century published in The Economist from 1975 on
Tell us yours next actions rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk
Remembrance parties role of honor
1 boardroom the economist and microgreen's number 1 philanthropic network
2 S.African Mandela partners in virtually free university education
coordinated around Taddy Blecher
3 Japan Embassy
in Asia celebrating Bangladesh's first 40 years of revolutions in sustainability economics and grassroots networking
link-billion green (eg solar biogas zero waste designs ) jobs www.grameengreen,com ; billion colaboration tech jobs www.egrameen.com ; billion community jobs (eg health education peace job-creating banks) www.globalgrameen.com - with norman macrae's (The Economist's) 1984 3 billion job compass for celebrating net generation
productivity and millennium goal demands pictured below
sharing Yunus' 13 greatest gifts to peoples and planet -discuss
13 made charity sustainable, and aid bottom-up and wholly collaborative
12 demonstrated greatest sustainable
investment club owned by world's poorest mothers -and economics lesson 101: no place or nation can grow unless capital taken
from family's savings is invested in next generations productivity
11 clarified best privatization model promising the return to affordable (e)government and brilliant public
service and borderless infrastructures
10 put youth
at centre of exploring how net generation can be 10 times more produtive
by giving the entrepreneurial purpose of education back to youth
9 changed the valuation of media (and heroines) back to discovering and championing solutions
to most life critical of needs
8 cracked entrepreneurial
revolution challenge (The Economist 1976)- how each global market sector can be feed to value its greatest multi-win purpose
by partners in transparent mapmaking
7 showed business
and society models for scaling most exciting service franchises as community-owned and open sourced'
6 inspired the greatest experiments ever envisioned with mobile tech and grassroots
networks of innovation hubs
5 made the peoples active
participation in millennium goal possibilities joyfully cross-cultural and accessible worldwide (ie both local and global
staged). This includes the 170 year-long goal of economic journalism: end youth being born into hunger/poverty.
4 empowered human beings to breakthrough all the crises of compound
risk and opportunity that von neumann had foreseen as our generation's responsibility for all future generations
3 restored the hippocratic oaths of economists and rule-making
professional monopolies whom keynes, einstein, gandhi and montessori had foreseen as the greatest system8ic risk to the sustainability
of our children's children everywhere
2 inspired
360 degree viewpoints on how uniting round girl power always offers peaceful escape routes even to the most fearsome hotspots
that big brotherdom conflicts
1 helped youth and leaders collaborate in making the next 3 billion jobs -see www.yunus10000.com
24 sept -8 october - hottest ever fortnight of development
economics and social innovation debates includes these sidebar issues during muhammad yunus week-long jobs competitions tour
of usa http://jobscompetitions.ning.com
how do we stage a once in a generation gathering "microtechnologysummit"
around yunus as surely that's what his greatest unfulfilled wish- an open technology special issue of journal of social business is also an absolute priority
the
bankabillion connundrum - regulators from over 100 countries see this as the endgame of microcredit (ie whether productivity
friendly banking wins out of debt-led banking and currency) but as yet few leaders of microcredit world are really designing
this- I believe i know who comprises the one team that are
the
scottish youth enterprise puzzle- why is it that the scottish philanthropist who first funded bill clinton global initiative
is too modest to demand that clinton shares some of his social youth futures projects with scottish youth - hope to find out
in a meeting in glasgow next month
phone wash dc 301 881 1655 if you might want to co-host a
norman macrae ER 40th year remembrance party with leaders on any of above issues or those concerning 1000 leaders
of youth's most productive decade at http://wholeplanet.tv
If economics is a science, not a terrifyingly corrupting game, then economists like other mathematicians should clarify
a handful of most valued principles that their system designs integrate transparently. They would then list other principles
which they may want economics to link but need to be reviewed for compatibility
These are the principles
which my father's lifetime work at The Economist commended that all entrepreneurial revolutionaries value
1) no place can grow unless it structures capital (ie families savings) to invest in next generation's productivity
out of that place - the long story on this is told in London Capital Market written in the 1950s which was actually an optimal
time to understand both how London had financed successful parts of the industrial revolution around the world but was also
losing its competences to serve the uk
2) only new sources of energy and technology have ever caused widespread
progress of the human lot- note in particular world trade is in itself just a zero sum game
if you design
economics around these principles you can then ask questions like this
who to trust to print currencies and who
not to?
is international trade a good thning and to what extent should national debt be a concern?
why is it that
the union of europeans have suffered years and years of nightly analysis by people calling themselves economists
but who are only capable of putting more and more youth out of work
Top 10 foci
in 2012 of the 29th year of Norman Macrae competition - youth investment banking's 3 billion jobs through 30000 microeconomic
projects
collaboration tech why - 1984 book (summary) ideal future of net generaion - 10 times more poroductivity in 2010 from million times more colab
tech
Each season we start with breaking
news from one of top 100 associates of Entrepreneurial Revolution who have informally linke together since Norman Macrae launched
the genre of Entrpreneurial Revolution Futures in The Economist of 1972
economics determines whether the futures
the peoples want are designed or destroyed
macroeconomists
have let so many conflicts into economics systems in last few decades that the experts have become the problem in europe and
usa
.
As Keynes may have said everyone's interest needs to actively represented in economics - this is the subject that designs or destroys the futures
peoples want most
Entrepreneurial Revolution (ER) Join in 40th year -ER genre started by my father in The Economist 1972 - of valuing how to change industrial age organisational
typologies if youth of net generation are to be free to celebrate productive lifetimes wherever they are
born - to help find 100 leaders who most believe that 2010s can be youth's productive decade join us at http://www.wholeplanet.tv/
Note that while the corporate model is the only 20th c model that can optimalise achievement
of specific goals by reinvesting positive cashflow- problems include
3 ownership - where owners are speculators not interested in sectors purpose and risks
to society
2 addiction of many
corporations to promoting by advertising has caused many corporations to have wholly lost external service purpose and become
systems run for insiders
1 complete
failure by all global professions to model goodwill (including transparency and sustainability exponentials) as extent to
which a corporation has multi-win model. This prevents corporations to integrate youth into abundancy economics that million
times more collaboration technology would be celebrating in post-industrial economies leaders helping breakthrough include:
3 not sustainable
model - causes top people to get more involved at fundraising at top ane ever more distant from original service needs at
bottom
3a often disastrously
top-down where funds are exchanged between top-down governments vbeore they get to serving peoples ; this
top-down also prevents empowerment of people in communities to be trained up making them endlessly dependent on aid
2 have often been weak at partnering allowing their purposes to
be greenwashed by uneconomical organisations of other typology
2a foundations tend to get bogged down in elderly conservative ways instead of involving youth to mediate
their cause
1 often have great
difficulty in connecting professional and volunteers especially in those action processes are hardest including most dangerous
(or requiring on ground conflict resolution)
Particular problems by sectors
Professions (metric. law )Banking Land/property rights/
peace Mass Media
Tech and digital media Education
Health Energy Distribution
You tell us - chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk washington
dc hotline 1 =301 881 1655 sector to charter gap between purpose people most want and direction being spun by sector's failed
economics
World Class Brands 25th
Annual Debrief (2012-2013)
One of the biggest success factors of the next few years for companies
whose branding depends on goodwill of youth or families is how job creation is integrated into the
promotional mix
Designing this involves relevant access to benchmark
knowhow of those already leading this economic goal by designing the creativity of strategic partnership vehicles such as
*student entrepreneur competitions - both traditional innovation and open innovation hubbing around local society as a lab. Our research shows inter-hemisphere
franchises being connected by Nelson Mandela partners in south and Muhammad Yunus partners in East with Tokyo scaling up annual celebrations involving up to 12000 students live.
*specific programs with communities your company has a long term sustainability relationship with -this can also ground mentorship and core
skills programs across generations
*superstars give back programs where superstars learn from each others knowledge and particular lifelong passions in ways that separately agented programs
fail to maximise continuity of impact and youth reality
*foundations that help youth mediate public and private sector partnerships and issues of world leadership including
millennium girls - eg Nike Foundation's girl effect collaboration movement
*first relationship access to investment impacts to future research which in
our mobile knowledge economy is likely to converge from areas beyond any singular product R&D or any monoculture or singular
regulatory framework (eg cashless banking experiments across China)
*Sustainability's Expoentials. Our global systems are locally breaching Einstein and Von Neumann's greatest maths challenge - stewarding
the exponentials of abundancy economics involves a different professional order from the way industrial age compounded risk
at boundaries and assumed zero-sum scarcity in consuming up things. Normans maps on how to use million times more collaboration technology to create 3 billion jobs are ready to be
mediated? Will you join this greatest innovation challenge?
World Class Brands www.worldclassbrands.tv was the first practitioner network which Norman Macrae helped to found after 40 years of work
at The Economist. In 1984, Norman was the first to map how the opportunity
of economics for the net generation would be to design futures that all peoples/families want most and the risk would be to
destroy such futures. World Class Brands is an informal but long-lasting association for seasoned practitioners who believe
it is possible to multiply good consequences with media. Since Norman's death in 2010 the Macrae Family Foundation co-hosts
optimistic futures parties -linking goodwill multiplying movements
from Tokyo to London's St James, from Johannesburg to Dhaka - reasoned to connect those around the world whose leadership
decision-making values how and why the net generation becomes the most productive time for worldwide youth.
The Economist 26
January 1972 The Next 40 Years by Norman Macrae
dad's last article written in 2008 can be dowloaded here - extract
Norman Macrae (1923=2010) Family Foundation - 40 years
of linking in entrepreneuruial revolutiion networks since norman forst saw 500 students sharuing a digital elearning network
in 1972 - see his 1984 book : the first to journalise the future millennium goals of the net generation http://www.erworld.tv/id133.html
help us find 100 leaders who believe 2010s can be worldwide youth's
most productive decade http://yclub100/com - chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk washington dc 1 301 881 1655 skype chrismacraedc
chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk -please tell us of greatest job creating ideas -please demand that europe's most invested media www.futureofbbc.com in social good finds its 21st journalism for humanity
1
student entrepreneur competitions. Goal: to get professors and students back to innovation solutions with labs interfacing society's life critical needs -once
developed how can solution be franchised as mainly open source- so community owns the jobs productivity and the solutions.
Competitions test capitals tokyo (largest 12000 youth live) atlanta longest (12th annual practice) coming to washington dc
2012-2013 and why not your future capital
2 knowhow clubs for heroes- why can't the world's
most expenisve sports and pop heroines have one thing they love regenerating in communities - all it needs is a second kind
of collaboration agency to their commercial stages- join the stars developing this at eg www.singforhope.org or with the world's end fashion designer
3 we have 35 years
of proof that when a bank is designed/owned round the needs of 15 million parents they require the bank's investments
to be in the next generation in the most exciting ways ever mobilised- any commnity facing a sustainability crisis can learn
from this- especially now that mobile cashless banking is coming
join the first billion new jobs creators to value
milloin times more collaborative technology in ways that make net generation most productive time to be alive
help us end old peoples folie grandeurs with bad banks and hacking media -lets hope that london tabloids
are converted by the olympics from allegedly criminal editors to good news editors across europe - lets end systems
that are designed to strangle collaboration entrepreneurs and addict teenagers to wasted lifetimes
hhelp direct import/export trades at grassroots entrepreneurial levels between chinese peoples and youth if
your capital is to enjpy a win-win trading future
Join 3 Billion Jobs Tour-for a community to sustain its youth's productive potential who needs to be most trusted? doctors? teachers? bankers? new
technologists? ...
why isnt
the net generation the most productive time to be young everywhere? my
father's life work on Entrepreneurs and Revolution at The Economist 12 shows it is quite possible to design economics to interact
net
generation = most productive time to be a young person anywhere
growth
of health and wealth doubles out of every community every 7 years provided all parents collaborate in investing
in priority of knowledge economy's next generation serving vital needs and millennium goals
2
pictures map the transparency of everything we communally debate, act, invest time, knowhow and other resources in - if you
have nicer ways to show these pics send them chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk in so we can make a gallery- what matters is anyone interested in future of youth productuvity can
find a place on the map where they want to start connecting
...
.tell us if there is a more exciting job
creating collaboration across USA
...
.
what's blocking this is the greatest maths errors in world
- error 1 ratings agencies numbers are not valid for assessing future of nations
.. more
.What would you do if in the first 25 years
of you career you found 90% of your fellow professionals gave up advising on how to invest in youth's future productivity
and turned to ruling over how to extract/disinvest in youth instead? In my dad's case Norman Macrae diarised this 3rd Q of 20th C mess at The Economist, diagnosed tv ad spots and soundbiting as the main root cause of this disaster , kept his eyes out for the next new media, Fortunately he saw an electronic learning
network in 1972, and developed the genre Entrepreneurial Revolution launching the fourth quarter of 20th c as economists'
youth's and leaders' most exciting quest ever -one taht maps how to co-create 3 billion jobs by revaluing investment
in every type of industrial-era organisational typology (including gov com ngo edu prof media) to be pro-youth in
time to empower the net generation to be 10 times more productive. out of every global village Plan A
only half worked- you can see from the picture just a few of the vast number of movements that started
to sub-brand entrepreneurship (which were true to pro-youth in dad's eyes). But it didnt stop most western economists from
hunting out the most speculative types of clients who continued to disinvest in youth's futures. Today in 2012 the nightly
news IN USA and Europe still interviews all the wrong sorts of economists and political supremos who are destroying the
future sustainability of youth and communities everywhere. So can you help us with plan B - which is to search out 10000 most collaborative youth and show that investing in them can grow worldwide economy faster
than any 10000 bankers and macroeconomists and politicians can collapse economies
Discussion
Space- Does your city have a job creating solution to trade with worldwide youth?
COLLABORATION CHARTER OF ER @ THE ECONOMIST & worldwide SINCE 1976:Youth Economics invites you to join in designing economics that serves
joy of everyone's working lifetimes being productive, demanding - sustaining progress of human lot towards most exciting
goals that worldwide youth can vote for and parents can invest in
IF
YOUR LIFE's WORK - or organisation or social technology network - aims to serve/value one of the most exciting goals in the
world, you may want to know about Charter Toolkit - now in its 36th year of development
by innovators inspired by how Norman Macrae and The Economist started off the Q4 of the 20th century with the greatest collaborative
challenge of our human race -to network round ENTREPRENEURIAL REVOLUTION
chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk
washington dc 1 301 881 1655
By 1991 after thousands of surveys on innovation
- the purposeful question that multipies more sustainable value than any other among co-workers : who
would uniquely miss what if we didn't exist? question 2 how do we
audit if we deliver to every different who-group trusting us with their uniquely value promise?
nine years later brookings and georgetown reported that without this missing "value exchange" audit the world's largest organisations would exponentially compound every more risk and loss of safety
NB in particular even once prosperous nations are failing around the world both because ratings agency don't measure this
purpose and because place leaders have failed to map futures their people -and especially youth- could most passionately trade
youth10000 charter- map collaboration between most productive youth www
Tell us where you see a most exciting purpose to charter rsvp
chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk aligned to Norman Macrae's 2010s purpose of co-creating 3 billion jobs
Purpose
Cases
Places originating worldwide sustainability of youth
Banking
41 years
of investemnt by 15 million poorest mothers
rural bangladesh
Nutrition
Wholeplanetfoundation
Jamie
Oliver Invitations
Austin Texas USA
Essex UK
INNOVATING ECONOMICS THE
HUMAN RACE CAN JOYFULLY MEDIATE
If Keynes lifetime work is correct that increasing the world is ruled only by economics (eg democracy doesn't
exist separately) the will you help us Q&A value exchanges round the 10 simplest value multipliers of 21st C global village
networking
CORE CHARTER JUDGING CHALLENGE
OF PRO-YOUTH ECONOMICS 1984-2024
2012 timeline: netfuture's 28th year of linking in searchers and collaboration entrepreneurs -a
human race to celebrate community franchises that integrate collaboration architecture empowering net generation hubs and
open social technology labs for co-creating 3 billion jobs and valuing sustainability investment in 10
times greater productivity of all of our childrens lifetimes
Productivity times Demand Relationships
Let's
charter which global markets are free to benchmark rising exponential purpose : wholly trusted to integrates 10 productive
and demanding value multipliers
5 co-workers
Serving the most
exciting project goals linked into a the most trusted service organisation and partnership network - judged in terms of advancing
the human lot by and for all peoples
4 customers
Working
lives of fully employment and greatest communal meaning and self-respect
3 owner investors
Unite
through collaborative evolution of the safest banking system (daily community and inter-generational investment) grounded
by greatest development goal imaginable for starting millennium 3 -those defined for their next generation by world's poorest
mothers
2 purpose sustained business partners
Involvement in
whole truth capitalism where every global market is free to transparently value the greater good it is capable of relentlessly
progressing while compounding no evil and no externalised risks
1 worldwide society aka
global villages
The most integrated pro-youth economics infrastructure empowering 10 times more productivity
of net generation by integrating sustainability of every community prioritising co-production of life critical services. Evolution
of network huibs from the most divided/conflicted in the pre-networked world to the most trusted integration of productive
lifetimes in real and virtual modes.
Norman Macrae (The Economist's Unacknowledged
Giant) 2 years on - June 2012 -
Directly and indirectly hundreds of millions of
people's lifetimes were productively freed by interacting around my dad's entrepreneurial value mapping while he was
alive. This is because dad obeyed his mentor Maynard Keynes Hippocratic Oath in the most jouyous way.. Keynes General
Theory concluded that given the world is going to be increasingly ruled only by economics THEN economists trusting to
mediate the world are those who define the purpose of economics as investing in the next generation's productivity out of
every community. Given my father's reach, The goal of Norman Macrae Family Foundation may sound modest. We want to help search
out 5000 youth whose collaborations can sustain the humanly most productive impacts on economies all over the the
world. Can you help us live up to my fathers' forecast 40 years ago that if shouldn't be impossible for economics
to help every member of the net generation be 10 times more productive? So far those interested in green energy from The Economist Boardroom celebration party have linked in. South African partners of Mandela's free university movement
coordinated by taddy blecher have linked in. But in death, as in life, The Japanese are proving to be far the most interactive supporters hosting a whole
series of parties linking in pro-youth economics
chapter 1 west should
put its house in order before offering economics to other hemispheres;
chapter 2- why are we not celebrating investing in net generation as 10 times more productive;
chapter 3 getting grounded in 1 billion community jobs;
chapter 4 celebrating 1 billion jobs that only million times more collaboration
technology could make ossible;
chapter 5 nature's
borderless valuation of 1 billion green jobs
chapter
6 choices to make now that we are in the last decade of the joy of sustaining 7 billion people
Would you region's elders and youth like to join in celebrating rememberance parties of The Economist's Unacknowledged Giant- the last journalist to be mentored by Keynes Help invest in 5000 youth whose collaborations in job creation can put any 5000 traders at big banks to shame. Most
exciting youth and yunus capitals include Joburg Nairobi AustinBoston ... tell us where else chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk1976 survey of ER Economist- 200 years on from US Declaration of Independence we know that there
are always plenty of jobs to be worth doing in every country provide we design organisation constitutions ahead
of time - none of 20th C types of organisation is fit for the million times more collaboration technology that can make net
generation most productive time to be alive provided macroeconomists don't mess up ... more
A
VERY POOR PERFORMANCE - ECONOMISTS' 40 YEAR WAR ON GOODWILL -10 MISTAKES TO TRANSFORM NOW
As
Keynes life's work concluded the greatest compound risk to our next generation is the conceit of elderly macroeconomists.
In 1972 The Economist surveyed the mistakes not to make as one generation became ever more connected in each other's trust-flows-
the stakes (expoenetial impacts of directing world towards low-trust leadership) as The Economist then reported included 2010s
meltdown of the global financial system. The contagion of loss of sustainability of more and more global localities will become
unstoppable If we do not attend NOW to the 10 professional mistakes in valuing goodwill with urgency and courage
Debate The Economist 40-year analysis 1972-2012 of
12 global sectors exponentially most impacting sustainability of humans in 21st C
.Question -whose network will have more impact on growing the economy - 5000 traders at biggest
banks or 5000 youth hi-tech wizards passionate about serving communities greatest challenges / Answer .
Question -whose network will have
more impact on growing the economy - 5000 traders at biggest banks or 5000 youth hi-tech wizards passionate about serving
communities greatest challenges / Answer
summer project - Can you help identify 20 student entrepreneur pitches to be made to Muhammad Yunus in
WashingtonDC on 28 September? Eligibility; ...
.. can we make education the net gen's first 10 times more productive market.
To recover from the
failed economics of superpowerful men, can you help us discover market purposes needed for peoples to collaborate around building
3 billion new jobs- what is purpose: of banking and financial services? of governments, of energy?. of health, of education, of computerised media, of mass media, of supermarketing, of housing,
of economics, of other do-no-evil professions, of royalty, of {help peoples chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk choose a market purpose that frees human productivity out of every youthful community}
Norman
Macrae Foundation - Goal celebrating next decade as youth's most productive by 10-fold
-help us create the most exciting entrepreneurial revolution meets
In
1976 The Economist asked people to choose whether they believed in Entrepreneurial Revolution -use million times more collaboration
technology than afforded to past generations to openly interact to the half century of the net generation
to 2025 the most exciting time to be alive - Map a worldwide web where humanity's most brilliant millennium
goals are co-produced; where all human beings enjoy every opportunity to celebrate being 10 times more productive than was
possible in the old world separated by borders. Unlike old economics of scarcity, knowledge network offers an economics of
abundancy. However for those who have studied what Keynes meant by "the world will only be ruled by economics', transparent
cross-cultural mediation depends on understanding that if not enough people everywhere celebrate growing each others entrepreneurship,
George Orwell's alternative endgame will take over our planet- we will be ruled by big brothers and failed constitututions
who destroy the sustainability of more and more communities ending weaker nations and regions as places where youth have any
chance of growing up happily, freely, and productively.
Please tell us of the
most exciting Entrepreneurial Revolution meetings you attend or help co-create- what do their alumni connect to free all of
our children's children?
value chain debates of each global sectors most humanly valuable purpose
specification
of franchises ready to viralise as community owned solutions to life shaping needs - searching for 30000 since 1984
Keynes 3-in-one method for ensuring every human is linked into an economist concerned with communally maximising
joy and rewards of productive lifetimes
people
norman
macrae student fellows - rsvp nominations chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk - full capitals : dhaka paris DC
celebrating 100 leaders
of youths most productive decade - see geo-representation to date in right hand matrix
ER - launched by The Economist's Unacknowledged
Giant in 1976 to save the world's future generations from the compound short-term fixes more and more macroeconomists
were spinning unsustainably. In 2012 the three main tasks of ER networkers are tabled // vc debate in news
can we change value chain of taking a company public
1 Correcting macroconomists - readers of krugman's
new book have most uptodate checklist of how
2 Investing in youths creation
of 30000 microeconomic systems - such as community owned franchsies - eg www.aravind.org that collaborate around life critical knowhow- one movement is at http://jobscompetitions.ning.com
3 Popularising way above zero sum games - the oportunity of million times more
collabortion tech than 1960 - and thereby transforming all the world's largest professions who as yet only work
on zero-sum or negative sum games - purposeful value chain mapping is one game anyone can contribute to celebrating net
generation as most productive ever
How can youth change economics to end unemployment and end poverty?
Keynes1: never ever
respond to depression with austerity
Keynes2: With the world being ruled only by economics,
the greatest danger to the freedom of youth is the elderly macroeconomist
Cases of loss
of youth: ! Greece; 2 Student loaned and subprimed USA ...
My father's life was spent at The Economist preparing the 2 great debates that the net generation
needed to mediate if today was to be the most productive time to be alive
first as keynes proved economists offer a bi-partisan systems science on exponentially sustainable
growth through full employment that goes wrong as soon as economists hire themselves out to party political divides -
the new book by krugman offers the kind of bipartisan knowhow needed to get america back to work
dad
(The Economist's Unacknowledged Giant) also arrived at a stunning conclusion -places that grow from the net generation on will depend on how well they change economics
to focus the investments of family and community's on youth - without such investment there is no chaace of a place growing
through the post-industrial revolution of the knowledge networked economy = for these reasons we chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk wash dc hotline 1 301 881 1655 ask you to help us survey education value chains for their total
investment in optimalising youth's productive flows http://jobscompetitions.ning.com/ - next summits with dr yunus and 1000 youth - DC sept 27; n.carolina sept 26' Orgegon and intel world ahead oct1
second being a member of the first net generation is most exciting time to be alive because
it provides an unique opportunity to create 3 billion new jobs but these needed to be visioned back so that an above
zero sum economics is innovated and celebrated by empowering worldwide youth with heroic millennium goals-it is these
3 billion jobs (billion green, billion through mobilising million times more collaboration technology, billion serving hi-trust
communities so that youth 0 to 25 have chance to lead productive lives wherever they are born ) which this web links
experiments to as well with special thanks to entrepreneurial revolution alumni friends since this joyful challenge
was first launched in The Economist 1976
Would you like the world to be ruled so that every generation of children everywhere
What do business leaders gain from being
alumni of student entrepreneur competitions
2012 overall
winner - what if you never needed to recharge your mobile because (your body's) thermal heat kept it charged
if you could choose 10 worldwide judges to take a second look at the biggest ideas that
student job competitions pitch- who would you choose to represent the 10 most important ways forward needed to design a world
without unemployment by 2025's celebrations of the first net generation -comments welcome chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk
can alumni of different student entrepreneur competion interconnect to impact youth
and national employment
2012 best at presenting: what if solar carts ended the carbon
wasted by baggage being tugged all over an airport
what would happen to the
economy if youth entrepreneurs were celebrated as ,much as youth sportsmen- or indeed if both celebrated each other
3rd place: would safety and jpy of community take a quantum leap forward if as much attention was given
to android apps and features of surveillance cameras as is given to tablets and mobile phones
keynote
question raised by obama's adviser on womens issues; what if hi-trust passion for purpose exhibited by student entrepreneur
teams was sustained in teams in all of our nation's most resourced organsiations
what
is the role that youth leaders could play in marketing the impacts of academia's biggest healthcare breakthrough of the next
3 years -and does your nation's tertiary education system have a league table of coming breakthroughs
29th year
of entrepreneurial revolution networkers debating how can people design more economical healthcare
if the us class of 2013 could collaborate in actioning one of the top 50 milennium
goal projects that dr yunus champions, how would that action network linkin sans frontieres
Will
your state be one of the first ten to join goergia, tenesse and carolina to join in hosting massive youth job creation
brainstorming sessions to start up the universtiy year
does your student entrepreneur
competition feature enough team projects concerned with who designs more economical elearning breakthoroughs: professors,
students, win-win combination?
What student competition in each of the other 3 hemispheres
could american student netrepreneur competions most elarn from?
In america would
you expect the greatest entrepreneuruial revolutions for job creation to emerge from student entrepreneur competition
from the one most resourced university or a collaboration process between a hundred universities each with one per
cent of the funds of the mpost endowed university
After spending his last days as a teenager navigating
planes in world war 2, my father Norman Macrae went up to Cambridge where he was one of the last students to be tutored by keynes on how economics
rules the world's futures.
Depending which system
rules are selected opposite outcomes spin. Integrating goodwill economics through every global village can invest
in making the net generation the most productive time to grow up in. Globalisation of Badwill ecoonomics, ruled by Orwellian
Big Brothers and extreme political rivalries taking over from public service, can bring
the planet to the verge of collapsing natures system. My father died in 2010 but his life work at he Economist on how to entrepreneurially
invest in every place's next generation is here.
Help valuetrue to use this and other goodwill economics maps to celebrate
practitioners questioning which way are each of the world's life critical markets spinning - banks, education, health, media,
energy, water, safety services .... Help us stage a party in our worldwide roadtour remembering the time when the majority of economists shared the mission of advancing the human
lot
Urgent Interactions Demanded. In any global market that is exponentially
destructing sustainable futures; fathers entrepreneurial revolution networsk clarified since 1976 that the next decade to
2025 would be peoples final examination everywhere. The good news of the borderless world of our young 21st century is we
have million times more collaboration technology than a generation ago - so we still have a chance through transparency of
trillion dollar audit of each global market to invest in the net generation being most productive to live and most sustainable to commune round
everywhere. Will those professions who have spun globalisation the wrong way by obsessing over separability instead of valuing
connectivity of hi-trust partnerships be human enough? Will they publicly to recognise their role in the world's biggest maths
mistake which globally powered over badwill (zero-sum futures) instead of empowering goodwill multiplication (multi-win futures)
Flashback: 1977 survey of 2 billion people's rise in productivity -survey of half of world's people that
editors of The Economist and I know the least but who are most important right now; they live east of iran; account for
60% of world's teenagers and children ; so 60% of of all our futures; majority live in households who
cash incomes are under $7 a week :
Back to
the future help survey which 20 do-now networks seamless collaboration could accelerate millennium goals faster over
next 3 years
Japan nation with most budget available for non-arms worlds
South Africa's Free tertiary Education -you can help make this number 1 local and global sector of knowledge age
economy
Africa24tv good news world service out of Africa and paris and co-inspired
by Mo Ibrahim's transparent leadership orizes
MIT - world's number 1 job creating alumni
network
ashden world's most influential oscars of green energy networks with patronship
from epicentre of commonwealth and support from bbc's nature correspondents
paris
convergences2015 partners in millennium goal action on deadlines
superstars give
back youth's peace hosting of cross-cultural celebrations in every global village
China
triad mdel - the 20 most affordable inventions before 2020 emanating from triad of china's people in need; the world's most
responsibe company in its global sector and an entrepreneurial revolutionary mediator of how to promote 1000 times more economically
than ad spot
new zealand's children share schooling revolution with 10 million
chinese families out of www.thelearningweb.net
India's and the world's largest school empowered by the
most exciting goal that children have ever been entrusted to debate www.cmseducation.org
www.openspaceworld.com - actually everyone from age 9 up has ability to facilitate the most urgent conflict resolution
collaborations - the systems economics designs can only sustain the human race if they web the same pattern rules nature
uses to decide which species to extinguish next
special situation 1- can obama's nomination
of world bank leader as expert in partners in health (HIV and TB) totally reform the impact the world bank has starting with
these 2 critical health markets ;
special situation 2 will usaid
ever map value chains bottom up -test program is feed the future acccording to 500 lifelong development advisers who met
at newseum dc february 2012
Conscious capitalism models of wholeplanetfoudnation
show how any big corporations best promotion can be job creation in the societies its work impacts
Interface's
model shows that 95% of ceos could lead their sector to a half-generation map of thriving zero carbon footprint economics
what could microtechsummit reveal to the worlds of youth and job creation if inaugural convention
led by likes of Oregon's Intel and China's Ali Baba
Keynes : the world is ruled only
by economics!
valuetrue's 64 trillion$ paradox -first identified by The Economist's Unacknowledged Giant's Entrepreneur networks
in his 1984 book : will economics rule youth of the net generation productively or destructively?
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anyone who believes 20th C
financial mindsets can grow a place's peoples by more than 32 fold over a generation of 40 years hasn't got a leg to stand
on- in other words any sustainability investment model asking for more than 9.1% return per annum is mathematically
false
however now we have entered the last decade of the first networked generation's
access to million times more collaboration tech than when 1960s man raced to moon , moores law of doubling is no longer confined
to the power of silicon- it can double impact every 2 years of any brilliatnly designed open franchise connecting productive
knowhow of a life critical kind - that corresponds to 32 times value multipliers over a decade and over 1000 times
over 20 years - so the quest is on for what knowledge networks to celebrate such joyful scaling around - example 1 free tertiary
education movements flying worldwide out of s.africa-
H The idea of Branson centre of entrepreneurship came from Taddy Blecher's Free
Tertiary education networks out of s. africa. As a qualified actuary taddy had an secure future.
in 1995 he was on verge of taking a lucrative job in US. He was about to leave south africa when it occurred to him he was
leaving his home behind. He was rich and his homeland was poor - he was copping out. He tore up his air ticket, A week later
he felt driven to visit a township, the kind of place he had never been to before. His first reaction was to open up his wallet
and hand out money but even as he did this he knew it was the wroing thing to do. He wasnt helping people, he was humiliating
them, These people didnt want charity. They wanted choices in life. In January 2000, taddy typed up a letter from his
office in Johannesburg and faxed it round the country, announcing a new kind of univeristy especially for young people from
low-income families. It would be virtually free, It would offer the best business education in africa", fully acrredited
and taught by some of the finest commercial minds in the country. Such was his enthusiasm that it didnt occur to taddy that
he had written his letter on the leterhead of his employer Monitor Company. The company went ballistic. It received 3500 applications
for a university that didn't exist. Security would say who are these people outside, And the students would be saying : your
university building is so beautiful. And security would say: go away its not a university, its a consultancy company. Undeterred
Taddy and a handful of col;eagues managed to borrow a building from the company . Two weeks later the first students arrived...
,Help ER friends of Norman Macrae compile 29th annual top 7 league table of franchises capable of
openly multiplying 1000 times value over 2 decades. We help organise parties celebrating nominations- chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk
2012 league table 1 free tertiary Education networks 2 MIT world's number 1 job creation
alumni net 3 Bangladesh at 40 collaboration knowhow networks- first party The Economist Boardroom London- next party
Japanese Embassy Dhaka 4 Uniting all micro green networks 5 Goal free bbc to celebrate 1000 value multiplier heroes-
first step is superstars give back movements and artists peace networks 6 Unite microtech collab networks 7 change
how constitutions, .gov, professions do valuation, end risks being compounded at boundaries; transform all professions
understanding of exponenetials through goodwill mapped round multi-win models ; end globalisation being ruled by the least
sustainable maths in the world : that multi-lose model where the most powerful side in a value exchange extracts from every
other participant every quarter
o
March's Breaking Good News -help compile league tables of entrepreneurs sharing up to 32 times more health and wealth acrossnet generation
................................................................................................................................................................................."the economics of
greatness is that every person who's great can develop a generation of greatness";Africa's Taddy Blecher
Hands up
all those in favour of microeducationsummit
Hi Georgina and
Colaboration Entrepreneurs ...Georgina great skype last night. Do you think it would be
possible to get one of the following out of Toronto
to co-host a remembrance party to my fathers views of what entrepreneurial revolution could do with you and me. Some of Norman macrae's most relevant 40 years of networking readers:
1983
mapped how net generation needed to co-create 3 billion jobs across network of 2 million global village hubs with million
times more collaborative technololgy than man raced to moon with- proposed empowering investments in youth round exciting
mllennium goals of which end poverty interfaced with all others; not least because this was also the 1843 founder of The Economist's
purpose, and dad had been mentored by keynes to take responsibility for economics ruling the world of man-made system designs
as tv media spiralled
reality tv program scripted in 1983 not far removed from dragons dens (first pioneered in japan, best western implentation canada)
but applied to replicating community solutions attracted combined mass and one click internet audience of 1.5 billion from
which 31000 replicable community solutions franchises were open sourced
1976
coined term entrepreneurial revolution which dbated why neither macroeconomists nor any of big organisational designs of 20th
C are fit to partner net generation knowledge age economies- lets change how they all partner each other- it was this survey
that led to drayton coining social entrepreneur and a resurgence in microeconomists adopting entrepreneur as their brand;
1976 survey also translated into local euro languages by a young romano prodi; previously dad was only journalist at messina
birth of EU concept http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BU1qSQzTN7k
usually it is possible to also find a more local survey - eg father actually coined entrepreneurial
revolution in his 1968 survey of s africa
upcoming celebrations www.erworld.tv include of taddy belckers friends in london march 26- he connects all youth future partners
out of s a.frica with free university concept which branson elders , kiva and others have twinned
japanese embassy dialogue in dhaka on april
4
I can only offer a few thousand dollars for some wine and cheese; toronto party would not need to
be big; its also a stepping stone to forming a correspondence network for the New Economist corresponents whose multi-win
models spin totally opposite rating systems to country's future than moody's or wall street bankers; and proves how we can
celebrate 3 billion new jobs with the sorts of cases we all like best to replicate to a community near you
structurally
indy in westminster is at centre of linking in new economist network- his westminster hub replicates the Old Economists idea
of having a space where world leaders passing through london could brainstorm off camera; and we need to gently interview
the families that own the economist to suggest that if they dont co-sponsor this now someone else will start it up - and if
entrepreneurial revolutionaries and fathers asian pacific www century model are correct the collaboration economy is 10 times
larger than the old economy
ps when it comes to
jobsmaking in usa or canada I am confident the franchsies that monica and bhuiyan (ofcvc) are most collaboratively scalable
now- trust there will be ample chance to join good news demonstations of that in several states over next year...
..What Context was Entrepreneurial Revolution (ER) coined in?.. While Economist readers made the catchphrase
ER famous the world over after the Xmas Day 1976 survey of Entrepreneurial Revolution, Norman Macrae actually coined the term
writing his 1968 survey of S Africa
Search The Economist
Archives since 1843 for "Entrepreneurial Revolution"
Do you know which brand's campaign asks its customers to help create
another million jobs. This case raises interesting questions- such as which is your favorite global brand and if it
doesnt have a jobs creating campaign why is it your favorite - more good news at ER's media network worldclassbrands.tv?
Left : issues already published and circulated to 17000 hi-trust leaders and students;
Right priority special issues- can you help us bring back the joy of economics?
Not the Olympics edition - cases of media or education designed to make 2010's youth's most
productive decade
Keynes in Africa -
Quest for 50 key industries led by and for africans
French Special
Entrprenons Edition : Convergences 2015 Triennial Year Book of the Millennium Goals Generation
Entrepreneurial revolution in aid - open systems project designs empower poor to end being
trapped by conflict-ridden value chains
Papers updating Boulding's lecture series: what teachers of 15-18 year olds should understand
about economics as the systems theory that rules the world's sustainability or loss of it
Japanese
Special Edition- What the world has learnt from Oriental Economics since Japan started up Asian Pacific Above Zero Sum
World Trade Century
Economists, if they are to have any worth to 99% of people and to ensuring full youth employment out of every
community with our era characterised by a million times more powerful collaboration tools, must urgently regain an open systems
perspective. This may have been simplest in 1968 writings! This was when Kenneth Boulding stated: the historic significance
of capitalism is seen in a society where exchange has become a more imporant source of power than threat. Help adam smith
scholars pool journal papers demonstarting a return to hi-trust economics- so that people of any langauge can freely translate
these.Moreover Keynes demanded his alumni help the public understand exponentials- the system dynamic that every economist
is to be judged by. Which of these consequences would Keynes regard as madness?
Grameen
as the most exciting model in millennium goals world is badly misunderstood by many gurus- since 1976 it empower the poorest's
most economic exchanges precisely when its foundations have converged ownership of 3 markets - banking, marketplace,
knowledge hubs. When the poorest own all three communally, they can decide what other value exchanges they want to produce
or demand. They compose value chains instead of being trapped in them
Since 1996 Grameen transformed into egrameen by owing a 4th cornerpiece: the
mobile networking connectivity across the hubs. Since grameen always creates a hub (vilage centre) for every 60 members-
todays grameen value web interacts over 100000 hubs as the most collaborative network structure of entrepreneurship I
have been able to find in 28 years of searching http://www.normanmacrae.com/netfuture.html
Appplication compasses of Grameen poorest-owned investment banking include..
To understand impacts of the most sustainable economic
model (Bangla SB100) ever seen in developing world, it can be insightful to understand the sequence of life critical
markets (& peer to per collaboration entrepreneur networks) that both Grameen and BRAC built. You can also download a free copy of the special issue of journal social busimess that aimed to summarise knowledge from the first 15 years of microvcreditsummits that
were originally convened to explore this model and accelearte milennium goals through its inspiration. We would have prefered
it if the 1997 summit had invited microcreditsummit and microtechsummit to be one convergent process as both credit and tech
are fundamental to our maps of collaboration entrepreneurship in an age of 1 million times more collab tech than when man's
last great goal "moon race" defined a decade. The Paris-epicentred convergences2015 summit which began
in
2008 shows what trajectory can be achieved by interfacing credit and tech summits from the micro-up and collaboration systems
mapping perspective.
2012 Good Newsweeks
beginning Feb 6 - USAID transforms how it analyses value - 2 day dialogue at Newseum DC
week of jan30 - found out of Paris: most exciting case (africa24tv) of world service broadcasting
new year week-
hear joburg partner cluster round taddy blecher free university in s.afica includes kiva, branson, google africa
Mission of The Economist's Unacknowledged
Giant: To Celebrate leaders and investment valuation systems of 2010s= youths most productive decade
Keynes Final Question
Help map
evolutionary critical consequences of investing in 1 million times more collaborative technology than prior generations
There is no in-between consequence of 2010s - either we transform investing in youth's most productive
decade or there will be global financial meltdown destroying sustinability of communities everywhere
If your peoples brand of future capitalism is leading a collaboration solution that worldiwde youth's joy
of productivity can mobilise, please tell us : chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk
.Boston- MIT = number 1 job creating youth network in world
.
.Paris - 4 entrepreneurial revolutions leading western world's regeneration of youth
.
Dhaka - home of greaetst investment a generation
of 15 million poorest mothers ever connected round including digitalisation of over 100000 global vilage hubs.
.Atlanta - home of youth1000job creation brainstorms and any global sector can thrive on zero carbon
.
.Glasgow-helping any mother tongue translate pro-youth
economics since Adam Smith- origin of end nurseless villages action network; twinned with Paris as Europes Auld Ally
.
.China - coming news from regions first 100 million
job colaboration networker
.New York - superstars give back to communities
so that peace is number 1 source of employment
.
.London - epicentre of microenergy good news, the people's largest ever invetment in social brodcasting, royal
leadership of above zero sum commonwealth: breaking good news: how social impact bonds can invest trillions of Euro's in youth's
most productive decade so vanquishing wicked american ratings agencies
.
.Japan - coming news from greatest supporter of entrepreneurial Revolution during Q3C20
.Austin - home of the global supermarketing sustainability movements
.
.Brussels - host of ER's world series 12 of tea parties designed to end the tripple whammy of the world's greatest maths mistake:
destruction of pro-youth economics -trapping net generation in failed systems spin of collapsing exponentials - caused by
inability of american economists and capitalists to innovate multi-win models, failure to focus mediation of social media
on youth's most productive decade and colonial mentality : failing to transform from last superpower to first superempowerer
.Virtual - Gramen Intel - leading
value web transformation empowered by micro knowhow
.
.
.
.
Johannesburg- Free Uni cluster of partners include kiva, google, branson, egov
.Nairobi -hope of mobilising youth microcredit and digital cash and regeration projects such as world's
most economic ecovillage
.Accra - home of africa's own pharma manufacturer;
china's job creating bus school in africa
.
.
can
you help translate journal of pro-youth economics into your mother tingue? if you'd like to Q&A pro-youth economist please join up
37th year of networks linked in to The Economist's
Entrepreneurial Revolution - redesign every big organisations' 20th C typology
29th year of selecting which
global sectors first demo 1 million times more empowering collab tech's joy of changing to abundancy economics and
multi-win models
24th year of changing valuation of media and what boxed in risks made people bossy instead of transparently
sharing purposeful responsibility
This blog is a generalised public version of more specific debates that ER friends and I are have
been building with different professional groups since 1976 towards 2010s being youths most productive
decade. In 1976, Entrepreneurial Revolution networks first
started linking in around my father's launch of genre of ER (Entrepreneurial Revolution) at The Economist Xmas day issue,
and the year I started searching for database modeling partners (eg MIT) of what societies most wanted from every type
of global market. In 2010, with father's death, youth and collaborators are are merging these networks around Foundation Norman
Macrae (The Economist's Unacknowledged Giant) with a central project being celebration of 100 leaders
of 2010s = youths most productive decade
around http://yclub100.com/ our search believes that with 1 million times more collaborative technology than when I grew up with elders racing to
the moon, 2010s will be youths most productive decade everywhere on mother earth - yes we can design economics and
other hi-trust professional convergence to celebrate reality of valuing youths lifetimes everywhere
some of the professions
I have met in the last 35 years that I invite to dialogues on pro-youth economics and 2010s productivity are: media accounting risk analysts valuation experts economists educators how technology change knowledge
work and networking future scenario facilitators and conflict resolution hosts lawyers opinion researchers/
statistician modellers translators of cross-cultural and cross-dmographic joy
if you are in one of these professions
and want to interact, please suggest how
if you think there is another profession that would want to engage in debate
of 2010s as youths most productive decade, how do we start geeting in touch-
Join Financial Times debate on what future capitalism? ...What
do Pro-youth Economists do?ER & ...comment on journalists view of what's wromg with usa schools ...Do you share the optimistic determination of investing
in next generation interacted by friends of The Economist’s Unacknowledged Giant as well as the founding
fathers of the revolution of digital media’s ecology? There are 2 opposite economics and futures that can be spun by
capitalism???
British Prime Minister David Cameron pledged on Monday to use the Olympics and celebrations marking
60 years of the queen's reign in 2012 to return Britain to strength despite continuing economic gloom.
1European welfare systems live as we all know on the costs of future generation-
this is important to understand we all live because weput leverage on future generations – its easy
to make these budget decisions because we have someone on the table who is not existing yet
2we
will have unsolved social issues- now if we had social welfare systems that were affordable sustainable probably we would
not sit here
3there is huge disillusionment especially in young generations about the economical and political
setting – and actually do we really trust these institutions that they are able to resolve these issues
...we'll
relay ideas to ER friends in Dhaka, and through Saint James
'NO society can surely be flourishing and happy, of which
by far the greater part of the numbers are
poor
and miserable - Adam Smith in The Wealth of Nations, 1776. For a first guide on what Adam Smith wrote about - read one
of the last papers published by the late Professor Skinner, Glasgow U
0 Starting Nov 2011 how you can help a continental-wide search for job-creating solutions
1 Mobilise Entrepreneurial Peer Networks Cataloguing solutions that can be replicated
through any community/society with specific need
2 Keep job-destroying professions out of trying to improve solutions
3 Understand net generation difference
of 21st C jobs: most youth and communities need to create income generating services; if education isn't designed to help
this its not worth getting youth or regions in debt paying for it
Brussels Video 2011.1 - as we all know our past welfare system live off youth - this isnt sustainable
ER Awakening 2012 - when Norman Macrae (The Economist's
Unacknowledged Giant) first invited the world to unite in Entrepreneurial Revolution in 1976
so that 2010s could be youths most productive decade-
he didnt expect that one nation would do most of the work nor that 8 million village ladies and one man Dr Yunus would be
expected to pioneer Three-Entrepreneurial- Revolutions-in-one (namely 10 times more economical community
economics form 1976; mobilising end of digital divides from 1996; mediating with Paris as first global partner the end of
biggest corporations and govs being irresponsible for sustaining future generation 2005. BY
INVITATION OF SAINT JAMES 2012 YEAR THAT
SUSTAINABILITY HEROINES ARE VALUED MORE THAN OTHER SUPERSTARS. Help us multiply goodwill by ensuring from 2012 the worldwide
generation celebrates sustainability exponentials at http://www.socialbusinesscapitals.com/ - to repeat, back as early as 1972 (Macrae- The Next 40 Years) any reader of The Economist has known
the simplest measure of whether the human race is joyfully integrating global village sustainability (not orwellian
big brother endgame) is will we all invest in making 2010s youths most productive decade http://www.yclub100.com/?
more good news headlines: Nov011 EU votes to change into Entrepreneurial Union ; Queen Sofia cheerleads 15th annual microcreditsummit in 72 hours of action networking out of Valladolid, Spain; oct 011 state of georgia asks 1000 students & 45 colleges to unite in daylong brainstorming of job creation solutions societies need most - does your place want
to stage next rehearsal of this joyful worldwide game - queries to chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk
youth demand Murdoch family partners BBC in setting up a good new-actioss foundation and ask Coca-Cola whether 1 billion dollars of ads is the most economic
promotion celebrating net generation at London Olympics who
needs facebook's trivial pursuits, when your time could spend your time collaboratively crowdmapping how the net generation frees job-creating markets - lets test most exciting social business solutions ever shared across communities and integrate the new economics paradigm that invests in youth productivity out of every global village
click pic above to download special issue- click here for index
Norman Macrae MicroEconomics Video Debating Cluster
1
Those who claim to have started
E missions simultaneously or soon after The Economist's Unacknowledged Giant began the genre of Entrepreneurial Revolution Xmas day 1976 include
Noble Laureate Muhammad Yunus 1E - started Grameen project in 1976
Sir Ronald
Cohen 1E started investment category of entrepreneurs on a social mission around 1976
Bill Drayton- who claims to have coined term Social Entrepreneur in 1978 inspired by Norman Macrae's
precepts
Gifford Pinchot who coined Intrapreneur
around 1980
Norman then wrote the 1984 book on
a net generation whose linkedin entrepreneurship can increase productivity 10-fold by uniting youth round extraordianry milennium goals
including the ending of poverty in every community so that no child need be born without discovering her unique creative talents
In 1976, The Economist'sUnacknowledged Giant(aka dad Norman Macrae) started up the genre of Entrepreneurial Revolution.
The idea for Future Capitalism in which entrepreneurship is joyfully celebrated as too important to sustainability of any
nation's next generation's productivity to be left to endless one dimensional political rows between left and right)
League Table of 50 Most Economic*Sustainable Ways Youth can mediate in replication ER social solutions
rsvp info@worldcitizen.tv
Youth1000 Job creation brainstorm - origin georgia12- now being gossiped at EU summits
Portal for all of a nations collaboration
ER - origin paris - danonecommunities
Arts peace corps - origin new york SingForHope - part of the UniversityofStars model first presented Delhi 2004 Global Reconciliation Network
Microsummits of which credit is oldest having just celebrated its 15 annual reunion - begun in DC 1997, last
showing Spian Nov 2011
...
The 2010s are the crossroads decade - either
we believe in collaborating around Entrepreneurial Revolution (lets start applying Moore's Law to doubling up replicable solutions
to every society's life critical demands), or we will lose the sustainability of more and more communities. The London Olympics
provides a watershed moment - why doesnt each of the ten companies that spend a billion euros on advertising spend one ten
thousandth of that on a youth1000 job creation brainstorming competition, -and why wouldnt the BBC celebrate such a game as
the greatest one youth have ever been invited to interact. In parallel, we applaud the brave admission of the Euroepan
Union President Nov 2011 that Entrepreneurial Union is the only way to save Europe. We invite you to tell us which 100 leaders most value
making 2010's youths most productive decade - thanks chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk
Dear New ER
Friend
Its fantastic to hear
of all your peer progress in this extraordinary networking@ decade
It would be great to meet to see if we are linking round similar entrepreneurs and
valuation processes. An example of a development entrepreneur, I wish the whole net generation could know more
about is sir fazle abed www.brac.net with replicable social solutions (in health, digital cash, natural capital- clean value
chains for water, food, energy, education …) His former chief of staff tania zaman is a neighbour of mine if you would
like to meet both of us. Having spent 4 years mapping Bangladesh's greatest grassroots (family investing) entrepreneurs,
the next region whose development entrepreneurs - transparency and sustainability - my father instructed me to most
urgently map is china.
Here’s
my family’s story and urgent networking search:
My
father became known as The Economist’s Unacknowledged Giant for his 40 years of analysis of Entrepreneurial modeling of Economics. His 2 main concerns for
all our childrens futures were
1
What if increasingly the world is ruled only by economics – Keynes required his last alumni including
dad to take a Hippocratic Oath for this responsibility- my dad’s way of doing this was to analyse every economic system
–and leadership decision - by whether it was investing in the next generation’s productivity out of every community
2 What if
one net generation was challenged by unprecedented media change and connectivity –so unlike past civilizations
whose lack of adaptation have failed separately, we are all in the same worldwide boat. How to prevent orwell’s ending
(also a compound risk concern of Einstein and Von Neumann) and celebrate 10 times more productivity was the subject of the
book dad and I wrote in 1984. http://www.normanmacrae.com/netfuture.html
By dads last few years it was clear that we are crashing every exponential we had
timelined including peace dividends, green dividends, educational transformation of knowledge networked age, financial transformation,
and cross-cultural celebration of millennium goals all youth could vote for networking life’s work around. Since his
death last summer and launched out of The Economist boardroom last November, I have tried to evolve a family foundation
round projects linked to his way of valuing leadership: the simplest yclub100.com seeks to identify 100 leader who determine 2010s can be youths most productive decade. For
example one leader hosts youth1000 job creation brainstorms everywhere that demands this.
My 20 year associates of world class
brands aim to leak news of yclub100 composition and launch of journal on new economics to selected bbc journalists
just before the Olympics in such a way that they can help question whether global brands could find a more economical way
to celebrate their mission than ad spots at olympics
As a cherry on the top, on Friday the EU(cheered on by 800 citizens) launched a billion dollar fund to search out
those entrepreneurs whose extreme social solutions need to be connected through every community. UK minister Nick Hurd called
this a historic time on which Europe’s future as Union depends. Denmark’s minister stated the search for 100 entrepreneurs
who can most change society and youths prospects by nominating the specialists http://specialisterne.com/ that aims to create jobs for 1 million people with autism - the same network were mention
as the fisrt great winners of the ipad in the steve jobs biography and are a core research area at MIT media lab. Denmark
chairs the EU for the next year and demands the most transparent accounting of its corporates valuation of leadership responsibility.
So in spite of all the bad economic news on tv screens every night perhaps
youthful productivity can rise exponentially if networkers select optimal collaboration entrepreneurs now.
ER 1976 Change all 20th C Org Typologies
before going global
Clean & locally sufficient agriculture, energy
1940s Keynes Hippocratic
Responsibility for Ruling World
Intrapreneur 82 service new economics
Healthcare
1950
Next half century needs change to global village economy
TC Net Age 84 New Economics
Education
1956
How to prevent capital market crises when going global
WorldClassBrands 88 Media’s new Economics
Media
including tech
1962 End big gov crisis by privatizing
Intangibles Crisis 98
Familial
Safety and homes
1972 End extrenalisation and other macro
errors before integrating local-global economics
TrillionDollarAudit
Bottom
up public service and professions: egov
A project of Foundation Norman Macrae, The Economits's Unacknowledged Giant
Help co-edit the book celebrating the world's 2 most optimistic microeconomists
sample
Maps
Coming From Adam Smith’s DreamLand Going to?..
What we see in Bangladesh is the emergence of multi-win models that truly realise Adam Smith’s dream
of (entrepreneurial economics) system for investing in next generation’s productivity out of every community
First Consider productivity inputs to a free market's exchnage
of productivities and demands
*P1: Grameen and BRAC are designed round investing in peoples productive and lifelong learning curves
:*P2: They multiply value of group productivity
such as Grameen ‘s teams of 5, or hubs of 60
*P3 They are empowered by intrapreneurial leaders whose behaviours mimic the writings of The Economist’s Unacknowledged Giant in every
way that knowledge networking leaders need to be different from the age of bossy masters of administration
*P4: Society’s resources are also maximized because that’s
in the intergenerational culture of these organisations’ race to end poverty as specified by village mothers
One of Europe's few best chances out of the global financial
tsunami caused by wall street is the bbc. This is the number 1 people owned broadcaster- the largest continuous social investment
made by peoples anywhere. If interested in helping make the case to free the BBC:
ask for our 2004 presentation to 1000 Gandhians at the Indira Gandhi National Cultural centre on this topic, or the meeting
notes of our 7 year collaboration entrepreneur competition to change the BBC hosted at Islingon brand of the-hub.net
Historically The Economist's Unacknowledged Giant reports that the BBC has been muzzled by politicians and Rupert Murdoch from fulfiling its number 1 purpose- making it exciting to search out heroes with social solutions
that every community needs to replicate if the 2010s is to be youths most productive decade
Ideas always welcome
on how to get the BBC to embrace Entrepreneurial Revolution. Now that the president of the european union has declared this search europe's last chnace, will the BBC sing a new song
idea 1 do enough
youth 1000 jobs brainstorming sessions in the UK before the olympics so that people starting asking companies that blithely spend a billion dollars on ads around the olympics if they are really friends of youth if they can't find a ten thousandath
of that to sponsor a youth jobs creation competition - and then the bbc can do the most joyful documentaries what becoming
a superstar of job brainstorming can lead to -donald trump apprentices need not apply!!
,
Debate how to create jobs in net gen's defining decade:
click pic to download journal of pro-youth economics
.
Mission of Unacknowledged Giant Association - to help economics celebrate leaders who collaboratively want 2010s to be youth's most productive decade,
everywhere
click pic to The Economist audio & 35th year of linking in Entrepreneurial Revolution Nets
Macroeconomic crises
have a dismal way of recycling each quarter of a generation AND getting larger as global disasters. Research at
worldeconomist.net suggests these be main wonders of Norman Macrae's lifetime works that have urgent relevance in 2011. RSVP info@worldcitizen.tv if you wish to dig deeper on a specific context
ER's
Ten Green Bottles (GB)
Lets' breakthrough erroneous
mindsets of macroeconomics: GB1 Value of Entrepreneurs needs to be non-political- sustainability
goals of the net generation require constitutional innovation- interconnecting left right and centre dialogues GB2: The NetGen 1984-2024 can be most exciting
time to be alive - we can win-win-win 10 times more productivity for all but only if constructs of ER are valued as a fundamental
literacy across all cultures and from primary school up GB3: Empowering Youth's
most heroic goals is core to Entrepreneurial Revolution and the essence of the worldwide web's innovative capacity -
will elders with the most resources at end of 20th C wholly commit to partnering communities of youth entrepreneurs and the
most exciting goals ever conceived to unite our human race?
Italian 76 translator of Entrepreneurial Revolution Romano Prodi celebrates Yunus Economics- more celebrations: Sarkozy
The G21
What is the Purpose of Entrepreneurial Revolutionaries? - our leadership network emerged
from those interested in my father Norman Macrae's 1976 survey in The Economist, itself the start
of an entrepreneurial revolution trilogy ... more
,,End Poverty's Greatest Questions
Question we are most often asked- why is Bangladesh SB100 model the simplest
if not always the opitimal system design compounding end of poverty - click for answer and more questions
The netfuture subnetwork of ER has been mapping end poverty networkers and their open solutions since 1984,,,,
Entrepreneurial Revolution , The Game Beyond the Games, TrillionDolarAudit & Joy
of Economics are properties sustained for the commons by isabellawm association of family foundations and the Norman Macrae Foundation (home to The Economist’s Unacknowledged Giant)
Since 1976
Friends of Norman Macrae inspired by his series of surveys of Entrepreneurial Revolution at The Economist. In 1984 he journalised
first book on internet clarifying
how peoples could use it to connect one of 2 opposite expoenential futures: sustaining 10 tiems
more productivity or Big Brotherdom whhose multiplication of conflicts would reduce human sustainability at more and more
localities around the globe
Since 1976 Friends of Dr Yunus inspired by his 10 times more economical banking for poorest and community
investment models in life criotical needs.
On Norman's Death in 2010 he ranked the 40 year old nation of Bangladesh as entrepreneurially
critical to the net generation of the 2010s as he had identified Japan as exciting for human progress in 1960s
YunusCity Ning inviites world citizens to present most exciting entrepreneurial advances linked to their Capitals' Future
Infotech
& GoodNews media for Job Creation
Berners Lee
Yunus
& Iqbal Quadir & Mobile MIT
Macrae
Drucker
Craig Barrett & Grameen Intel
Grameen Solutions
Grameen Technology Lab
Googles' founders
Jeff
Skoll
Jack Ma
Linus
Monica Yunus - SingforHope
DanoneCommunities
Journal
of Social Business
Green including clean energy food water
Yunus (Shakti) & Neville Williams (Self ; Standard)
Ashden
Awards & Links: investors Sarah B-S; Top Circes Prince Charles; Broadcaster Paul Rose BBC ; Cousteau ( CNN &)
Stewart Craine
April Alderdice MicroEnergyCredits
Blue economy - Gunter Pauli
Food :
BRAC
Nippon seed science
Milk and water based products Danone Communities
SB Fund
The Hunger Project
Results
DC Soup Kitchen
Water:
Grameen
Veolis
Health
& Education
Sir Fazle Abed : health & ed
Jagdish Gandhi: ed
Yunus & Begum (Shikka scholarships; vocation training : Nurses, ; the top village services needs
)
Free University - S.Africa - includes Branson School of E
Gordon
Dryden - NZ ed revolution
Teach for America
Health
Paul Komesaroff
Grameen Kalyan, TGC, HealthPartners
Youth Investment Funds
Bangladesh's poorest families invest in 100000 green jobs for village girls as solar installations spread across a
country where most families have previously had no electricity
help
needed - big enough for all of us to value multiply RSVP info@worldcitizen.tv
The Game andthe players circle
The Game has eight chairs out of which
players question each other on multiplying trust around human productivities and demands.
In the book "Joy of Economics" we choose 9 players –the two eldest Adam S &
James W share a chair, the other 7 have a chair to themselves.
The Game can also include facilitators – in our first round of Games, we chose
two USA CEOs :
Mackey who asks interesting questions on unique purpose of sectors, and Anderson
who asks why can't any industry sector be led to be 100% sustainable by 2020 .
Facilitators help players see if there are any other issues of leadership and ownership that can connect and compound all
their flows to be multi-win and not multi-lose. In the accompanying web of The Game we listen to your ideas linking
in other players
The circle the players commune round is designed to help see any marketplace as providing gravitational
context (including productivity leaders and demanding owners) to energising 4 entreprenurial levels of productivity inputs:
*Individual or familial
*Team, peer to peer practice networks *Business systems to be led to collaborate above zero sum as well as compete to evolve a global market
place *Societies that invest natural and communally human resources 4 levels of exciting demands : *co-workers demands *customers demands *demands human race makes of global progress
for humanity
*demands made by local communities so that integration sustains healthy and wealthy development through generations
Our players' lives are all profiled on wikipedia but the appendix lists some
of the life influencing actions that happened to our players giving them uniquely curious and innovative perspectives Briefly:
...
12
candidate trillion dollar global markets to be freed and 3 spaces for new markets
Basic banking :
eg savings, credit insurance – development of peoples and places
Stockmarkets and sources of large scale investment and the professions who rule the
rules
Mobile telecomunications and the simplest media and market structures that the www can offer entrepreneurial revolutionaries
Basic healthcare
Education to 11 or early adolesence
Integrating basic agriculture including seeds of food and sources of energy
Education through first age of independence eg 11-18 depending on
cultural diversity
Media
integration for Internet to mass and peak open source knowledge-doubling annual foci driven by goals uniting first net
generation; not forgetting time's transportation between work and play and parenting
Practical and Recursive certification quality of further education including
university and lifelong
Water, and Land including property
People who lead places' sustenance
People whose worldwide celebrity of missions impossible bring down boundaries between places as we
integrate local and global
The Next big thing market
The Next big service market
The Next big knowledge-sharing-actions market
Precepts
on Joy of Economics
Beyond Privacy : Open Futures Governance of the Purpose of Sustainability's pair of exponentials : growth versus collapse
Four factors underpinning 250 years of best practice market exploration of SWOT History’sStrength*Weakness: Future’sOpportunity*Threat
*Safety including health *Personal development *Infrastructure development *Joy of participation -communally experiencing emotional intelligence
Keynes: Increasingly only economics and media rule the world. The danger arises when practical
men believing themselves to be quite exempt from any intellectual influence are in fact the slaves of ideas of a few
years back which changing circumstances have rendered defunct.
Some surprising confessions by history’s most famous economists that also lead us to question
academics and the definitions of keywords so that they help us navigate future change and transform beyond historic system
conventions
Invitatons
to open source resources and ways we search smart:
Genre of Considers –with particular editorial focus by youth
Journal of pro-youth economics aka journal of social business- survey of which 3000 leaders readers first
and why
Open 24/7 access to investigate Webs of the top 15 trillion dollar markets impacting
7 billion productive lives
Survey of leagues tables of greatest youth goals for 2020 webs of alterative players, and links to leadership quests (where to go and whom to
invite as tour partners to see what future starting to happen) – discussion of 2 nations : Bangladesh and Kenya - that are early experiments of partnership laboratiries in sustainability world trade thanks to freedom of
infotech
quizzes – eg whats the greats gift to joy of economics your capital could moderate
– eg london world service broadcasting owned by all peoples not separated by government
We believe it is every hi-trust economists and professionals duty to help network 2010s
youth most exciting decade. 60 of us will be debating this for 2 hours in The Economist's Boardroom London on Nov16 as a tribute
to Unacknowledged Giant, and dad Norman Macrae. If you think you need to be there, or want to host a parallel party, please
contact me chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk usa 301 881 1655 Washington DC
The unacknowledged giant
If your country or network believes
in this brand of economics please send us your
link : "invest in curious productivity of children, families
and community since healthy society generates strong economies not the other way round" - signed Scotland, Bangladesh12, France 1 RVP info@worldcitizen.tv
11 June 2011 - Norman Macrae probably Europe's senior economist dies nearing 87 - obits
My dad Norman Macrae died 10 June 2010- we're collecting obituaries and readers' favourite surveys from his 60 years of economics
journalism (40 at The Economist) at http://worldeconomist.net; from early 1970s dad identified most of his most innovative surveys with entrepreneurship - the
one word in the economics lexicon he could safely assume that macroeconomists would never be able to redefine- as he took
joy in saying the French between take refers to: having cut off the heads of royalty for monopolising productive
assets, can we unite to map how to generate healthier society and so stronger economic developmment as we compound
the future chris.macrae @yahoo.co.uk
Collaboration Entrepreneurship is the defining
economic game of the 2010s - the way to both unite the human race round sustainabilty goals and to navigate net-generations an order of magintude or 2! above zero-sum economics. Bangladesh's
microentrepreneurs are evolving the mobile world's free market epicentre of sustainability partnerships - click the pic below to help us register just how many partnerships
of 12 different system types global grameen has helped stimulate in its pursuit of being world's number 1 global branding of sustainability partners
.
Help us log up what Muhammad Yunus and hundreds of millions of youth fans of 2010s "most exciting decade" want from each type of Collaboration Partner: CP1*CP2*CP3*CP4*CP5*CP6*CP7*CP8*CP9*CP10*CP11*CP12
.
Top 3 Time is Now (2010s Most Exciting Decade) Debates from Norman Macrae friends networks:
34th year of Technology and the Future as History: A Critical Review of Futurism -sample ref: by
RB Halley-1978-Related articles anti-technology assessment" (Norman Macrae, America's
Third Century [New York,. 1976], p. 19). 6Elise Boulding, "Futuristics and the Imaging Capacity of the...www.jstor.org/stable/3103308 ...Four Worlds of Writing...written for the Sloan Foundation byNorman Macrae, deputy editor of the Economist and a professional observer
of America.
Managing Interntional Liqudity eg by OL Altman-1964-Related articles In his Sunshades in October (London, 1963),Norman Macraeargued that ...
.An An Eden after the Fall John von Neumann...by
CL Carson-1993 Norman Macrae. John von Neumann. New York: Pantheon, 1992. x + 405 pp.....All this is admirably described inNorman Macrae'sbiography,
and with... www.jstor.org/stable/2702791
Two respected
analysts,Norman Macraeand Robert Heilbroner, have recently written articles that examine long range economic
and social trends.... www.jstor.org/stable/1942769
by JV
Schall-1974-Cited by 1 Norman Macraehas
written in a highly significant essay, those of inter national business (Cf. N. Macrae, 'The Future of International Business',... www.jstor.org/stable/30088928
by A van Dam-1978-Related Norman Macrae, deputy editor of The Economist,
wrote once in that weekly: "When many of the early car manufacturers were going bust in the Edwardian days,... www.jstor.org/stable/154219
by L Wooton-1978-Cited by of
activity is very close to the scenario developed byNorman Macraein a recent article.....1 SeeNorman Macrae, "The Future of International Business",... www.jstor.org/stable/40227385
by BD Forrow-1972-
Returning to the definitional problem per se,Norman Macrae, the deputy editor of The Economist, has a "special regard" (although,
one would imagine,... www.jstor.org/stable/1191154
help us catalogue world's greatest brand leaders and future events where entrepreneurial revolutionaries celebrate
- most recent past white house august 12
.In
recent years the world's greatest brand leaders and entrepreneurial revolutionaries have needed to coincide just to breakthrough the noise of markets
that have becme so globally uncompetitive in the free market sense that 90% of cost isn't to do with customer product benefits.
As a nation that plain cant afford such mage-making waste, Bangladesh now hosts the 2 most entrepreneurial organisations in
the world in Grameen and BRAC. If in doubt go to Muhammad Yunus' birthday dialogues at the end of June or watch out for other
events
.Berlin, Nov 2009 20th Fall of Wall celebration is also time for world leading
brnaders to benchmark projects with Muhammad Yunus and Grameen Creative Labs
.Kenya, April 2010: the world's 3 safest banking networks -led by Ingrid Munro, Fazle Abed & Muhammad Yunus - and sustainability
investment networks for the poor come together for a once in a lifetime collaboration of sustainability knowhow and extreme
innovation. Yes We Can networks from all round the planet are linking in. Kenya is offering to become an R&D laboratory
for projects Obama cannot test in USA. The Queen of Spain is the first world dignatory to ask will it help if she attends.
Do eee if your nation's great & good can understand why this opportunity to renew millenniuml goals with replicable projects
is the most exciting event in Africa - and perhaps on the planet - in recent times.
.
RSVP chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk with ideas on which leaders
of sustainability we should mail with Dr Muhammad Yunus' 69th birthday wishes for action projects 09/10 -ref BBC blog on Bangla @y69; World Entrepreneurs Celebrate launch of Ycentre; Y&Mandela Celebrate
.Roll of Honor - Sustainability Epicentres letter sent to so far: Amazon, Disaster Movie
.
.33 years experience of annual surveys of 10 Green Bottles of Entrepreneurial Revolution
c.m.macrae.72 AT cantab.net
n.a.macrae.42 AT cantab.net
microeconomist timeline of other greatest human interest stories
and sustainability interventions since 1976
2010 Proposal to publish annual on Future Capitalism
to feature all the micro-up system designs that MBA courses have top-down shredded with fallible globalisation
more
1976 4 -person social action group starts up franchise that becomes
the sustainable future of banking around the world - see the 5 big collaboration networking innovations of bangladesh's first
third century- microcredit, microsummit, social action, social business, future capitalism
I don’t know if you ever met my dad’s 40 years of entrepreneurial revolution editorials at The Economist 1950-1989 but as per the one-pager enclosed he agrees with the probability that up to half of
the biggest banks need to be put into administration
I have been working to understand Muhammad Yunus micro-up baking solutions on this and how to make sure that 18-25 year olds know about this choice. For example, our free
DVD with good news youtubes from yunus and his friends is being used to research views of 10000 youth
So
far the number 1 problem fed back by university students is that curriculum is still examining the old world as if non-transparent
big banking will be the new normalcy as well as the old. I feel empathic with the most inquiring of these young minds. If
you know of any professors who would join Dr Muhammad Yunus in a panel whose names or work helped accelerate change of curriculum
, I would love to be told whom to contact
HISTORY & A Microeconomist's WinWinWin Networking Wish
Between 1997-2006 Dr Yunus and friends networked
the most extraordinary entrprepeurial revolution called microcreditsummit 123. When I met Dr Yunus in Dhaka his new year resolution for 2008 -please can social action teams inspired by youth's curiosity start mapping microsummits for healtheducationenergymediagov and pro -with such big goals for humanity that each cheers up the world and winwinwins with as much goodwill multiplication as
microcreditsummit
Changing Economics In
the new century's first decade, the introduction of the international Centrobank was the last great act of government before
government grew much less important. It was not a conception of policy-making governments at all, but emerged from the first
computerised town meeting of the world. By 2005 the gap in income and expectations between the rich and poor nations
was recognised to be man's most dangerous problem.
Internet linked television
channels in sixty-eight countries invited their viewers to participate in a computerised conference about it, in the form
of a series of weekly programmes. Recommendations tapped in by viewers were tried out on a computer model of the world economy.
If recommendations were shown by the model to be likely to make the world economic situation worse, they were to be discarded.
If recommendations were reported by the model to make the economic situation in poor countries better, they were retained
for 'ongoing computer analysis' in the next programme.
The truth of this 2005
breakthrough tends to irk the highbrow. It succeeded because it was initially a rather downmarket network television programme.
About 400 million people watched the first programme, and 3 million individuals or groups tapped in suggestions. Around 99
per cent of these were rejected by the computer as likely to increase the unhappiness of mankind. It became known that the
rejects included suggestions submitted by the World Council of Churches and by many other pressure groups. This still left
31,000 suggestions that were accepted by the computer as worthy of ongoing analysis. As these were honed, and details were
added to the most interesting, an exciting consensus began to emerge.
Later programmes
were watched by nearly a billion people as it became recognised that something important was being born. These audiences were
swollen by successful telegimmicks. The presenter of the first part of the first programme was a roly-poly professor who was
that year's Nobel laureate in economics, and who proved a natural television personality. He explained that economists now
agreed that aid programmes could sometimes help poor countries, but sometimes most definitely made their circumstances worse.
total change in education purpose towards job creation interests me -wherever i can linkin and the historically
black university parent alumni networks in usa are a group I aim to spend a lot of time with in dc/md region- i had noticed
usaid had put out new perspective on education and on youth in aid; if you know of friends working on that in
dc please tell me- dr bhuiyan who leads yunus youth competitions is worth connecting with- increasingly undergraduate
students are coming up with social businesses that involve introducing new education curriculum at secondary stages both in
usa and in developing countries- the education and knowlege networking economy needs to converge around youth's productive
opportunities and regeneration of community; we also have a chance to study that out of glasgow with zasheem and yunus recent
installation as chancellor- the supermarket tesco has joined yunus to launch grameen europe out of scotland, an interesting
parallel to the huge support yunus friends get from whole foods in usa http://www.wholeplanetfoundation.org/
also
one of the first ever student projects to get lift off involves illiteracy in georgia until recently bhuiyan's home turf-
while this is literacy of the reading sort it has enabled us to link students and some of usaid's world class gurus in literacy
- i dream that all the illiteracy curriculum will eventually be redone as mainly peer to peer student processes in ways that
also help communities thrive round such sustainability knowhow
if you are ever in bangladesh, mostofa works with me a lot and knows how to connect sir fazle interests between cashless
banking and financial literacy education- if i understand correctly there is no hotter spot interconnecting sir fazle's wish
to completely ground youth microfinance and education and mobile apps -I find it interesting that he is turning the-minute-secondary-schools
close for normal teaching into partnet-teacher-youth incubation and action learning telecentre hubs- a model needed the world
over -after a lot of nagging 3 november issue of The Economist finally explained the community led economics approach of grassroots
bangladesh as the opposite of us mindset of enforcing monetised exchanges -all economists (let alone presidents of nations)
should go back to school until they can pass an iq test based on bangladeshi mothers' community economics- we could get soros
to set the adult version of that iq test
and then out of s africa-i imagine taddy is a great exchanger of financial literacy youth practices in all of above
ways
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USA click here Johnson & Johnson will donate dollar to help end death of moms at childbirth- celebrate abc program on BRAC 10pm east coast friday dec 16
rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk so ER can topline next social action you can help global business celebrate - we only topline true corporate giving that
can be activated in less time than watching a tv ad
help cameron maxiimise
social impact of UK's big events of 2012
With the one exception of France, I think it is almost obscene how little social business has been discussed as a job creating
catalyst across Europe (let alone USA). Here is a conversation starter for 10. Is it really that complex, or why isnt this
discussed everywhere young people chat?
In developed nations, an exciting job creation lesson from social business is: develop
a franchise serving something that many communities need enough to be able to pay for but open source the franchise
to community ownership.
SO Unlike corporate franchises that typically look for 20% profit extraction,
any positive cashflow model above 0% return works. Thus such franchises can afford to be more learning intensive with happier co-workers
which often makes for a better local service. Additionally, there are many services including those linked in to green
technology or information tech (which today can offer a just in time local service that a nationwide organisation is
nott geared to) assisted franchises that have a natural advantage to bottom up scaling rather than a top-heavy management
structure. See Norman MACRAE's observations on the joy of intrapreneurship which are 30 years old and still far too entrepreneurial for most busieness schools or banking chains to celebrate.
Assuming the above isn't that complicated, why dont developed nations try social business job creation? We the people
need to brainstorm this, as the evidence is our governments wont until we do. And as for our media's capability to stimulate
job creation, well if you have come across a large scale media that truly helps with job creation - do tell us!
Is it because governments dont like to empower but want to govern over? Is it because some of the most needed services
would celebrate apprenticeships and more informal approaches than complete professional qualifications (whose certainty of
what'[s right is often bought with historical inertias frefered in). Is it because we no longer have local markets and knowhow
spaces owned by and for communities?
Or is it because of lack of imagination in terms of where to get initial
funds. In this respect the UK has come up with an idea worth flying all over Europe (particularly places with huge youth underemployment
like Greece, Spain, Portugal, Ireland). In the UK , about half a billion dollars lies in dormant bank accounts that haven't
been used for 15 years. Why not invest this in youth social business funds. http://www.youtube.com/safebanks
A government could always insure the small percentage that might get reclaimed by their long-silent owners.
Doubtless some banking laws might need redrafting but is that a reason why we should stop job creation for youth all
over Europe? Another way ahead would be to develop a kiva-type inter-family funding mechanism within an European nation or
county but one that specialised in listing open community franchises that had already demonstrated their value.
help identify other top 19 social business projects we need wor;d's number 1 youth economist advising on for 2012
not to be another year of slump
The netfuture subnetwork of ER has been mapping end poverty networkers and their open solutions since 1984,,,,
Why is Bangladesh Social Business 100% model the simplest if not always the opitimal system design
for newtirks concerened with compounding end of poverty?
Mathematically when one group is
conflicting a value multiplying exchange (ie trapping a free market) for all other sides , simplicity's move is to take that
side out of the map; see if the other parties can design a win-win-win map . Then an optional next move being to then unite
a win-win-win group in renegotiating with the conflicting party in terms of what that party will need to innovate if it is
to be permitted to be communally intagrated again
Share ownership has been the greatest conflict with sustaining
communities or any great social goal as well as a fatal conceit of macroeconomics -especially that kind of ownership
spreadsheet blindly by many global professions who keep the score on how one side takes as a maximum every quarter from
every other side
so the bangladesh SB100 model excludes short-term owners by putting 100% of ownenership (in trust)
of those in greatest need among participants in the system; its other main criteria are : positive cashflow model; no dividends
- all being reinvested in unique purpose; transparent multi-win model
other dynamics of course need constant checking
- as even the above map doesnt guarantee that the model is continuously improving its economy of purpose and depth of
sustainability though it goes a long way
so 100% ownership in trust is simplest -and guarantees all the productive
work of members is reinvested in the community (none being extracted out by richer people); however the question we ask is
when would you find it valid to let up to 49% of ownership be in hands of others than those in most desperate need provided
that constitutionally the 51% ownership by those with life critical need oof the service's purpose is never breached. One
example could be when some of the technology the orgasnaition needs most in being invented by young people in developed nations'
capitals, and where they as founders are as interested in the long-term goals but believe they need some capital to negotiuate
ongoing parterships and experiment with serial innovation from a position of financial strength
another reason
why 100% ownership is simplest occurs when many people are volunteering their time or resources to the organisation; at the
very least they should know of the hybrid ownership; there is also the issue of taxation, logically the SB100 model would
appear to merit equality of status with eg charities but is that the case if ownership is even 1% chnaged as in a SB99 model-
these are very contextual questions which we dont believe standards can expect to deeply answer. At the same time, note
that is only by starting with simplicity of SB100 benchmark can all these great questions be mediated
in a whole truth and open way.
Appendix:The Purpose
of Entrepreneurial Revolutionaries
Practice and leadership networks of Entrepreneneurial Revolution
emerged round The Economist’s Unacknowledged Giant Norman Macrae since his 1976 survey on how ER maps the ways systems
design the future of the human race. We are committed to pro-youth models of economics and the belief that 7 billion people
can advance the human lot - empowering our children to be more productive and sustain more than our (elder) generation’s
possibilities. Better futures depend on cross-cultural openness in questioning history’s constraints and conflicts,as well as how truly heroic goals are celebrated. Reality not image is of core concern to our valuation of leadership
and empowerment.
Four particular foci of ER are 1) metrics and 2) media, 3) what innovation of deepest purpose
integrates and 4) how risks and conflicts require relentless resolution using bottom-up contextual appreciation.
Since 1984, our networks were the first to question the unprecedented change of the coming net generation 1984-2024.
According to Norman Macrae’s future maps, only two opposite outcomes are possible locally and globally: 10 time more
productivity for all 7 billion beings, or an Orwellian ending that brings into question sustainability of more and more communities,
peoples and nature’s support of the human race as an evolutionary fit species
Since 1990,
we have pioneered a centre of gravity approach to leading future goals. Who would uniquely miss what if this leadership gravity
didn’t exist? This approach values how gravities collaboratively interconnect unlike historical 20th C professional
assumptions that make the cardinal error of misunderstanding human relationship quality in an interconnecting age. The biggest
mathematical mistake of millennium 3 is assuming separability in how every system is governed or valued. We have innovated
an integrated view of multi-win models where value multiplication depends on the quality of mapping
1.hi-trust gravity (also known as purposeful goodwill),
2.transparency of access to information by all who are most passionately linked in to an unique purpose
3.sustainability’s exponential curves understood mathematically as a compounding future investment
in ways wholly congruent to natures own evolutionary rules
4.We explicitly value boundaries as where most risk of collapsing networks lurk unless these loci
are openly questioned at every performance cycle. Since 1990 we have audited hundreds of systems that traditional professions
valued as multi billion dollar entities but which turned out to be at the tipping point of zeroising unless urgentleadership changes were pervasively encouraged. This approach applies to the sustainability of trillion dollar global
markets as well as the main organisational gravities composing them
Is this macrae's simplest model for investing in developing peoples?
A simple model for developing nations
(by developing we follow Cambridge doctorate of
Manmohan Singh to mean: a nationaiming to be sustainably better for its next generation and which achieves
this without doing evil to others )
A nation
develops economically if:
Savings culture is stronger
than consumption culture. However the impact of this on mapping productive and demanding value exchnage systems is
contingent on
1 Processes & integral structures people
have for saving invest in productivity of peoples in that nation including a focus on youth or communities
at risk of an underproductive life
2 Organisational systems
having a value multiplying purpose beyond extracting money. Built to Last research of 2nd
half of 20th C shows that the compound consequence of purpose includes 8 times more returns over a generation. Unseen Wealth
research (Brookings/Georgetown 2000) on compound expoential risk reaches far more dramatic recommendations on social
and human sustainability as systems of systems get networked.
3
Capital market systems are designed to focus on product, knowhow multiplication or services that leave a positive trace
on the future. So developing nations select capital market designs that do NOT:
A make money by speculating on scarcity
B leave a negative footprint on natural resources
C reward busy professional
cliques solely with transactions where the work expert people do is so transitory it has nothing future generations
can gain from ; society's system architects need relentlessly to make transparent what professions are
licensed to rule and to guard against social media's liability to spiral round noise, self-gratification or
endless trivia
dear jonathan yunus monica naila mostofa lesley sam ingrid estelle holly
I am meeting halima on Thursday who
seems to be MIT's most connected alumni in entrepreneurial networks and their 24 geographic hubs- their annual gala at embassy of france where I sampled the journal also celebrated 2 landmarks- a) france more startups than usa last year; b) entrepreneurs like steve case joining in
obama's attempt to catch up
any ideas on what to discuss - I have desparately wanted to help plant Social Business
Hubs between dc and boston to discuss other way round system connectors and such urgent apps as follow:
1
GREEN - neville williams as orign of solar; stellargroup who talked at latest mit function and say that solar can clean up
nuclear contaminated water; paul rose's friend cousteau (son of the founder of deep sea diving tv) and cnn correspondent
on green; guy at whitehouse whsoe job it is to extend green markets beyond the usual lobbying suspects connect to Green-Ashden
& Green Grameen
2 entrepreneurial models: expoentialy sustainable economics: my family is offended
by both top down and social models that over-spend on advocacy, attract image CSR partners and provide no transparent
multi-win maps of a sustainable business model to network partners into- DC is the worst of these 2 opposite kinds of
waste unlike any other city I have lived in
3 from the first few weeks that obama failed to go beyond wall
street normalcy he has needed demonstrations of empowering innovations before he could invest in american youth- we need
the dormant bank account to work in usa as well as across europe; we need sarkozy's g25 model to integrate bottom up into
all these regional trading blocks that have become the exact opposite of what dad originally supported EU for being http://www.erworld.tv/id95.html
4 most of all we need open source and way above zero sum infotech models that princeton used to be famous for
according to my dad's biography of von neumann and which berners lee at MIT still is; incidentally I hear cameron in
uk is hiring berners lee's advice : I would love to know on what
5 I dont want a dc hub separate from danone community
model nor separate from singforhope model nor separate from Unseen Wealth Compound risk experts re-ranking all business
schools until they offer the choice of sustainability mba
6 such hubs could also certify microcredit or other
models result sand those opinion leaders who started the microcreditsummit in 1997 like to see done the right way
round; they could also help students retrain professors where mindset issues need such
all of the above seem to
me to seamlessly linkin to world's largest youth and yunus investment fund cheered by people like Sarah and
Naila and Monica and doing some fast research to understand what the 50 most valuable people yunus has ever
met could bring to partberships- perhaps that could emerge both as a special issue of the journal and a correspondent search
for the good news portal
Giants of celebrating purposeful value multiplying demands
WhosWho
What
What
How (more details)
MY1@P1
Invited
leading tech partnerships to co-producesustainability’s world fair. This demonstrates open
source solutions staged after 30 years of practice by hubs of the worlds poorest rural women of what had been world poorest
nation. By energising next generation’s interest in flows between peace and economics co-created network of 8 million
and 1 Nobel Peace Laureates
Chaired
annual summit demanding the great and good celebrated as grassroots networks declared and met the most entrepreneurial revolutionary
goals of all time
QS@V1
IM@P2
Invited worldwide partnerships to replay sustainability
world fair this time staged and energised by raising productivity of those who had been the world’s most deprived youth
in urban slums
Beginning in New York and uniting
every capital’s youth futures, led youth ambassador and artist peace corps networks to demand celebrities sponsored
sustainability networks rising out of actions and deep investments in every community not image-making and top-down aid
MY2@V2
NM@P4
Being
Scottish son of British consular, growed up in all 4 hemispheres and observed first hand stalin’s and hitler’s
worst ever uses of media: SO as first journalist of the internet, constantly invited readers of The Economist since 1976 to
celebrate goal of ending children being born intopoverty as net gen collaborated round round entrepreneurial
revolution of 10 times more economical community markets in the age when grassroots nets & hubs could select what knowhow
to double annually
Out of
Scotland starting up in 1750s, created and disseminated to leaders the first 100 years foundations of community based economics.
Showed how the crisis of revolutionary change every 70 years involved the sides of the people creating more jobs through entrepreneurship
and the old powers that be whose professing of there only being one right way to rule accidentally or deliberately risked
blocking progress of the human lot (using dismal macroeconomics theory to devalue investment in youth futures)
AS & JW@V4
SDH@P5
As a 1970s music teacher decided that he could teach ending poverty
but he could unite community networks (results.org) to empower US congress and from 1997 the world (microcreditsummit.org)
to declare millennium goals and celebrate their accomplishment by youth microentrepreneurial networks. Helped the world to
innovate economics that mapped ending poverty and job creation as its main game
micro-privatised global aid and went onto to
bypass post-colonial government by grassroots networks nations most vital services
FA@V5
info@worldcitizen.tv delights in hearing your nominations of giants of human productvity and purposeful value multiplying demands -as important
as the who's who is how the entrepreneurial revolutions of end poverty and youth's collab networking way above zero sum games
are done - your reviews welcome
Who's truly helping youth make 2010s most exciting decade?
STRUCTURES THAT HELP YOUTH WHOLLY NETWORK SUSTAINABILITY GOALS http://202020.tv
I keep on coming across the SWOT question regarding types of networks like aisec, net impact ...
historically
what is greatest strength and weakness
exponentially compounding
into the future and in partnering other networks investing in youth and community, what is the greatest opportunity
and threat of these
on the usa side (which may not be the same as eg aiesec if you are in s.africa)
I have questioned young people in all 3 of these networks and talked to the top people of two; they are not SocialBusiness
designed ) to help young people connect the 2010s most exciting decade through sustainable bottom up models
I
am rather hoping the network that may help transform these 20th c structures support of youth is elkington's www.volans.com ; is there a way jonathan that you can find out from elkington some of the most exciting but deeply micro projects volans
is nurturing; and can we get some of John's people in front of The Economist on Nov 16
COLLABORATION CAPITALS
one
of the yunus-gravitated advantages paris www.danonecommunities.com , glasgow and new york (www.singforhope.org once mobilises by monica will have) is their own hi-trust cenrtes/portals (ie meta-hubs) for connecfing 2010s in
most exciting ways; this is one reason why getting monthly aligned future action newslettters or something out of these
3 cities (and cross to worldwide youth entrepreneurs) needs urgently to show what colkabortion projects social busiess
can network round the world that aisec, net impact, ashoka cannot because ultimately the business model's connectivities
matters ; I am not interested in investing in any team or process that cannot show us its business model in an open
way
Two of the other most vital things Collaboration Capitals need are long-term place leaders - france
has martin hirsch (glasgow and new york dont yet have); ironically spain has the number 1 (ie queen sofia) and prize
processes (ironically boston has this but none of the rest)
sam/lisa - do you know whether anyone has written
a short biography on all of the ways queen sofia has started up subnetworks of human progress across hemispheres; if there
isn't one, can we find spanish researcher who wants to write one in time for celebrating november 2011?; there is no
way (that I can believe in) to land yunus olympic celebrations in London on 2012 unless European peoples and
worldwide youth urgently start annual content-action celebrations of the royals who sustained commonweatlhs
of nations
CP2 what should the world and yunus want from foundations beyind aid
Hilary Clinton offered a very illuminating speec on desire to take USAID beyond aid except in emergenecy. Her speech made
at start of 2010 is copied to www.developmentpartners.tv
three are various disadvantrages with conventional global aid
much of it may fail to trickle dwon
aid tends to be subject to spiralling risks
being given something isnt the same as being empowered to action
learn a deep communal process
aid models require conatant refunding whereas SB models keep on reinvesting
however perhaps this issue's impact is been seen by example; look at any cp12 gameboard with a beyond aid entry and
see how deeply micro up projects plant context and accrue trust and ;ike nature emerge interfaces with other projects whose
local connections can be seen by people who constantly grounded in the community
CP1 what does dr yunus want from collaboration partners in micro social business?
CP1 users of social businessmodel – don’t change the rules that compound 10 times more economicalpro-poor community
models
positive cashflow reinvested in purpose; owners = those in greatest need & investing
in next gen 16D
no dividends
zero conflicts with sustainability of all connected by system’s
productivities and demands
repayment of social business loan with no interest
don’t rush development
of a social business concept – to breakthrough you will not only have to innovate a service but remove
a conflict which has been compounding the sustainability crisis
(1a why would people want to be connected
with a free loan : improvement on charity donation; reputation or learning gain associated with solving a life critical need;
knock on development impacts in a community of importance to lender)
CP12 -What do frineds of yuNus want from netgen 2010 most exciting decade
·the belief and the social business model knowledge and the
smart collab capabilities with media to make 2010s most exciting decade
·optimism that impossible no longer exists wherever microE youth or sustainability capitals connect
get picky with media; reduce spectator sports and being imaged over; celebrate media that helps you social action
what maters to coimmunities around you and connects you with entrepreneurs who make more jobs than they take
who will help people create more jobs with technology than big powers take
Ultimately the net generation's battle for sustainability depends on youth and netizens collaborating to create more
jobs with new technology than top top down powers take
please help us make a list clebrating technology job
creation experiments round dr yunus or other microeconomists
*GrameenIntel is tech's lead partner in the global grameen brand architecture *Grameen has a
loose partnership with the founder of Ali Baba who has challenged dr yunus to race to create the next 100 million jobs *Kyushu University is developing a digital village lab around a Bangladeshi village *AIT Yunus Centre in Bngkok has
proposed building an annual expo of tech partners of Grameen *Tech is core to various medical partnerships
micro up yunus joins select new UN team in anti-poverty race to 2015
UN chief Ban Ki-moon named a high-profile committee Wednesday
aimed at sparking progress against poverty and toward improved welfare under the organization'sMillenniumDevelopmentGoals.
The group will be led by co-chairs President Paul Kagame of Rwanda and Prime Minister Jose Luis
Rodriguez Zapatero of Spain .
Others in the groupinclude Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus of Bangladesh, former
Chilean president Michelle Bachelet, Microsoft founderBill Gates, CNN founder Ted Turner and Jeffrey Sachs of The Earth Institute
and a professor at Columbia University.
Ban said "distinguished" personalities from China, India, Japan and Britain will also
join the panel.
"As
you can see, (this is) a real collection ofsuperheroes
in defeating poverty,"
the UN secretary general said.
The group
will push for progress in the Millennium goals stemming from a 2000 summit, whichcall for reducing extreme poverty by half by 2015.
The MDG Advocacy Group will bring together"some of the world's leading thinkers and doers,"Ban added as the UN prepared for a new summit in September.
"We need to emerge from the September Millennium Development Goals Summit with concrete national
action plans for realizing the goals," he said.
"These advocates can help get us there. They will help generate political
will and mobilize a global grassroots movement to meet the MDGs."
The UN set a 15-year timeframe at the turn of the millennium to achieve itsgoals of halving extreme poverty,boosting health and education
and further empowering women across the developing world.
Ban's announcement was made as the UN released a report showing choppy and
uneven progress in reducing poverty.
According to the report, the proportion ofpeople living on less than 1.25 dollars a dayin developing nations has dropped from 46 percent in 1990 to 27 percent in 2005,
largely due to improvements in China and other nations in Asia .
The figure is expected to drop to 15 percent by the target year of 2015.
The report also cites big gains in getting children
into primary schools in many poor countries, especially in Africa . It also cites "strong interventions in addressingAIDS,malariaandchild health" and "a good chance to reach the target
for access toclean drinking water."
But the report also found that only half of the developing world's population has access to improved
sanitation, such as toilets or latrines and that girls in the poorest quintile of households are 3.5 times more likely to
be out of school than those from the richest households, and four times more likely than boys from this background.
Less than halfof the women in some developing
regions have access tomaternal careby skilled medical personnel when giving birth, the report said.
Overall,
the UN said theworld economic crisis"took a heavy toll on
jobs and incomes around the world,"but does not threaten achievement
of the Millennium Development Goals.
Today, Dr Yunus and 15 other change leaders are celebratiing with President Obama. And Dr Yunus is using this as an opportunity
to accelerate his dream to form a club of 100 global brand ceos who benchmark what micro and collaboration and micro can do.
I am wondering if you might know a subpanel of brand leaders who want to change the corporate social responsibility paradigm
from penalising those who take the greatest responsibiliy for their sector to rewarding them. It has been my maths contention
for many years now that false valuations of sustainability investments are caused by a failure to value
reputation and goodwill systemically as exponential spirals. By getting enough CEOs to understand Dr Yunus sustainability
investment maps at the same time, yes we can renew community sustainability as well as get back to the entrepreneurial
system dynamics needed for extreme innovation partnerships. Particularly those Dr Yunus is a wizard at celebrating involving connections
of the world's most resourced organisations with those grassroots networks serving the most life critical needs.
Back from Bangladesh co-hosting youth and journalists connecting at 69th Dr Yunus birthday
dialogue with Grameen and BRAC blogged for example by the BBC,
-it seems that Bangaldesh has solutions ready for replication that Jeff Skoll wants to promote hope, "collective power and the need for urgency" around, as your web video shows
I have noted from 25 years of work on global media how absurd american
advocacy and image-making models divide people who should be working together on sustainability - does Jeff know that
Grameen installs more solar units than the whole of USA, and its championing of microgreenfinance has now attracted at least
3 royal supporters across Europe?
http://yunusforum.net now has various collaboration projects approved by dr yunus - starting with youth ambassador 5000 network linking undergraduates
09/10, where mentors can help advise micro-up youth to challenge those who are truly interested in community
sustainability to collaborate much more.
I enclose two one-pagers which illustrate nature of the first action
projects we aim to interconnect after our week long dialogues in dhaka. If there is any way we might
also connect with your work at any future time, please do tell me . In particular I am always seeking to map
back the biggest Yes We Can (actually the sliogan yunus used to launch microcreditsummit in 1997) stages such as
those Bangla friends are inviting peoples world to collaborate around which currently include
nov 09 linking
micro up with Berlin celebrations of the 20th anniversary of the fall of the wall
april 2010
linking yes we can Kenya's mobile microcredit with world microcreditsummits and social busienss applications
of all sustainability critical service franchsies
2011 blockbuster Yunus movie directed out
of Paris, as hottest CEO city of future capitalism, and by largest female grossing director of all
time
I got the peculiar message footnoted from the facebook persona of Muhammad Yunus -can you test out how facebook
works - does it let you see anything if you try the link
by coincidence, I had just been writing up a latest version of 7 principles
which are my understanding of the connections between:
A) marriah's 1000 quarterly to 10000 annual yes we can humanity
meetings in boston
B) what Dr Yunus' start of the microyouth summit dialogue in dhaka in june09 can be
about
c) what threads emotional and social intelligence through Vivian's blockbuster film of the one man
and the 7 million poorest women who changed the world
there is a problem with wording in that the last 30 years
of the MBA has decimated what every phrase starting from 18th terminology of free market and entrepreneur used to mean
- so it would be interesting to hear how anyone would re-edit any of these 7 clauses
1 Youth will need to (micro)entrepreneur the majority
of new jobs
2 Job creation
is simplest where communities and families enjoy healthy basic knowledge (user friendly Q&A) circulation
flows around schools, healthcare and banking
3 Counter-intuitively the most valuable assistance we can offer first to localities that missed
out on industrial infrastructure (or its maintenance) is green and ending digital divides and transparent local governance and safety (eg the 10000 telecentre model that Grameen-Intel
have been feasibility testing)
4
The 4-hemisphere’s world of 10 most sustainable microcredit systems (a deep 10 which merits a world cup cometition every 4 years more than any Olympics sport) already provide “smart
media and community-owned” models for the sustainable future of lifestyles in rural and semi-urban areas. Every educator
(and classof 2000,1999, 1998,... ie 3rd grade up) must-needs have open source interaction with these bodies of universally
diverse learning and doing
9 year old asks 1000 New Yorkers in Jan 2008 - which sorts of banking will last a very long time
5 Included in this emerging range of smart media models is
microsummits – a collaboration process that unites virtual networking, real worldwide and local meetings around heroic
collaborative goals whose future deadlines map back to pivotal do next metrics gearing up to exponentials of sustainability
investment
6 Banking for all humans
already has 13 years of microsummiting experience. 7 wondrous microsummits need YES WE CAN interconnecting round social action
projects – banking; health; education; green including water food, energy; “smart
media”; local government and safety; microprofessions transparency of (their Hippocratic oaths to compound no harm)
7 Quarter of a century of short-term globalisation
spin and the behavioural conditioning of Big Banking's MBA-worldview dismally decimated more than half of the assumptions
of free markets as adam smith morally mapped them – namely those that systematically revolve round multiplying goodwill through innovating collaboration (see
attached specification that Dr Yunus team are editing into a booklet aimed at liberating curiosity to start
up this genre). Fortunately a third of century of experience of innovating collaboration from those with the least
resources in the world is accessible through Q&A of micro-entrepreneurship. Furthermore,
if we deeply audit collaboration’s goodwill multipliers with as much cyclical attention as historic accounting paid
to boxing in competitive transactions every quarter, then yes we can turn the 21st century into
one where we celebrate the productivity capacity of every child and being. In other words, declaring this generation's
freedom of interdependence around the collaborative space race of ending poverty can also entrepreneurially put
an end to every compound inconvenient truth including wars, destabilising nature and over a third of the world being populated
in environments which destroy the 2 goals of social empowerment defined by Bill Clinton as:
·ensuring that no human dies before their time
empowering
every child, woman and human with optimal opportunity to make a difference through life. (the source of all produtive
economics in a post-industrial age)
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London & Transatlantic Leaders
Quest to Dhaka, June 2009
This year instead of an RAC Lunch in Saint James, we plan a day trip to Grameen HQ in the Mirpur Slum in Dhaka to dialogue with Dr Yunus. When with Mostofa kindness I first
met Dr Yunus in the new year week of 2008, I gave him my father's 1984 book on the future of yes we can learning networks so it is most likely our dialogue will be anchored around what 19-25 year olds
can be helped by elders to change exponentially rising.
Although if you will resource a social business project
you will openly publish with those who go to the dialogue and what collaboration approval to take to the next stage, I am
sure there's time to review that the more audacious its micro up replication is. As Sir Tom Hunter said in Glasgow last
November- the least we can do Dr Yunus after you have come all this way is to plant some interactions that make you happy.
You can bank on Glasgow being a capital city that will be joyous to produce just that. (Historians
may know that Glasgow has 308 years of practicising anti-empire economics- dad and I always read the late 1700s Scottish literature
on free markets and entrpreneurs with that micro lens first, as indeed were all readers of The Economist intended to do by
its 1843 Scottish founder).
The day before yesterday I was at a world bank meeting listening to how Kenya's
Jamii Bora was now the most exciting bank to visit and a guy from USAID muttered smething about replication being the number 1 buzzword
in transitioning America's economy and leadership. We invite you to join us in publishing a new genre "innovating
collaboration" -the quest for replication beyond excellence.
For example ending malaria deaths would
be cool to design a community replication franchise around- or even just recall how florida once did that. Notably so
as its Obama's most specific 2015 pledge to see what networked people can do - and health partnerships are the type that Dr Yunus most knows Bangladesh cannot invent on its own.
Banking Bangladesh can invent and share www. Social
Buiness and Sustainability investment in communities Bangladesh can invent and share www. Learning internet http://bankabillion.org we can Invent. Solar energy we can invent. As you can see at http://yunus10000.com and help distribute through free dvds intended for 10000 youth particularly to Q&A round.
NETWORKING
TRANSPARENCY
If you are in UK you are lucky, you can just talk to mostofa and see if you have something relevant
to bring to dhaka around June 23. If you are in USA and want to talk, you are unlucky in that I guess I am the one most trying
to collate how ideas for action map together. All we are trying to do is help those either with the greatest
resources to partner dhaka or the most lifetime exponentials to network YES while sustainability still can be learnt and done.
sincerely
chris macrae usa 301 881 1655
http://socialbusiness.tv where young new yorkers and east coast business school students aim to be the first to openly catalogue 1000 sustainable
social businesses any bank with a future would be proud to share in
http://yunusuni.com so what courses are 3rd graders better at questioning than wall street was at answering during the first 8 years of this most extraordinary century
To: "Christopher Macrae" <chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk> Date: Thursday, 29 January, 2009, 11:49
AM
Hi
Chris:
Muhamamd Yunus will be at his dhaka office for the last 10 days of June. So we can take a day of
the last week of June for the dialogue. I will keep in touch with lamiya to fix up the date. Which day of the last
week do you prefer?
The Meeting that Changes Everything Youth in US University Clubs Need to Have Joy & Freedom to Question
I will ask try to ask Dr Yunus for 15 minutes of his time to explain that we think we can reach 10 + East Coast University
Clubs linking Boston, NY, Pensylania , Washington DC. From yesterday this seems to be the game afoot. Ideally
9.00pm NYU Stern Jan 27 -the last time I was at Stern their chief accounting professor was rallying the Big 5 accountants
on how to pretend Enron didnt happen on their watch so its really amusing space to celebrate the Truth of Micro/Community
Accounting.A Tale of 2 Baruch's
Yesterday's Meeting on Democracy's Last Stand is Youth
It was convened
in the national press club of washington DC by some of the people (including Demos's squandering capitalism's
networks and ralph nader's support consumers and community networks, and shorebank's microbanking networks in that
part of Chicago that Obama's experience develped) who earliest warned consumers of how subprime would destroy every
community's will to action yes we can. They dont have the answers but they do know the records of who' who in politics
and pressure group networks. They also have the most realisatic scenarios of where banking will get worse and worse unless
people use the internet to know whose speculative superpower intend to cook what next.
3
areas to ask young peoples clubs to constitute themselves round
A the questions that need youth
need to see diversely debated across the land
B the most audacious green and other goals that
micro-networks need to form round if jobs are to be created and youth is to regenerate USA and worldwide
C the
elders networks we can trust for missing information on how community actions sustain what futures can exponentially be designed
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Collaboration IQ Waves: A comes before connecting Actions. B comes before designing and replicating
social business. C comes before Futurising system of capitalism that weaves the world.
Suggestion-
The Life in The Day of Methodology
In terms of communication maps, my brand seeding practitioner circles have once succeeded in facilitating change of a wholly dismal situation (a
very dirty situation in which Big Pharma had caused a constitueny of youth to get HIV) in which youth were losing all
hope . The core dynamic is to connect younger and older youth groups to interact in if only I knew what people 3
years older than me knew before I had to make a choice- so although what we (mainly kevin, rachel, alexis) can access right
now is university micro clubs eg 18-23 year olds, we also need to start mapping how 13-18 year olds can dicsuss
things with 18-23 year volds and how 18-23 year olds can discuss things with 23-28 year olds. If we do that below the radar
we can help obama and green jobs acropss america and millennium goal world.
The one bit of good news is that
90% of everything that corporate branding can achieve cultures in NW revolves round13-28 year olds- so if a micro
movement can becme more tristeed in answering the questions on 13-28 year olds the whole media game gets chnaged once and
for all and corporations have to change their marketing , theor vreality of leadership. This is something that The Sir Tom
Hunter type of entrepreneur can help experiment with in Glasgow and provide some lead cases that American youth may need to
rebuild community. If you can find an equuivalent entrepreneur anywhere the social cases they help youth action forst can
be core action learning content which is we need to web.
My father (dictated
to me) and Dr Yunus and others are writing a small booklet on how system change networks can beam up social
interactions by innovating collaboration around the gravity of Dr Yunus's lifetime and Bangladesh's generational
experience . History's practices can urgently look forward to US contexts of 2009's
economics revolution spinning around alumni of Obama.
As a version 0 publication, this can keep improving -and invite guest contributions to a 360
degrees debate - with re-editing, but it feels time for version 0 to come out -to be a space so
that the micro view of economics can wave optimism through schooling and whatever global leadership happens next.
I would rather some other sponsor took over version 1 onwards as version 0 's budget is a shoestring. Something far better
and interactive is merited for presenting Dr Yunus's (and Oroental) common sense curiosity on community
banking and community everything that most impacts life's exponential opportunities to do and learn from cradle up.
Perhaps Sir Tom Hunter would take this over as Scottish and Bangladeshi economists were motivated in origin
by exploring a world in which their nation had less than nothing.
Scotland was bankrupted in 1700 by an international
ponti scheme of that time, and no teacher green red white or blue can know how to read Adam Smith's
or James Wilson's open system maps of micro economics and human change without understanding that context - in
my impudent opinion. Thin is of particular human import if world or other banks' goals are to to be
audacious as they ask where are the epicentres to the free market of ending poverty -assuming we choose to be illuminated too by such diverse whole
truth perspectives as connected inter alia by Gandhi, Einstein, Churchill, Von Neumann. If economics is keep on being
macro-monopolised so that non-economist brains are excluded from socially questioning it, then it is mathematically
clear that George Orwell's Big Brother script is exponentially where the overarching system design of globalisation
and media will spiral.
27 January, 9.01 to 9.15PM New York
If the project seems to
be going well, I will ask Dr Yunus for a 15 minute audience immediately after the NYU event below. In the event that he says
yes, Alexis, Rachel, Kevin would you be able to come? I know this is an odd-sounding invitation but
my hopefully non-wasteful way of getting into Dr Yunus diary (number 1 human being of this decade) is to ask for a bit
of marginal time at a place he already is. I think its timely he met you 3 as New York micro-revolutionary networkers for
want of a better name of all those who unite valuation and auditing round children as the most productive sustainability
investment of them all.
Berkley
Center Speaker: Muhammad Yunus, Founder of Grameen Bank and Nobel Peace Prize Winner The NYU Stern Berkley Center for Entrepreneurial Studies
is proud to announce a visiting speaker: Nobel Peace Prize winner, Muhammad Yunus. In his latest book, Creating a World
Without Poverty: Social Business and the Future of Capitalism, Yunus outlines his vision for a new business model that
combines the power of free markets with the quest for a more humane world—and tells the inspiring stories of companies
that are doing this work today. The event will include a talk from Mr. Yunus, brief Q&A, and a book signing. January 27, 2009 7:00
- 9:00 p.m. Schimmel Auditorium
Online registration coming soon
==========
New
York January 2008 Meeting on The Future of Subprime
A nine
year old asked 1000 New Yorkers in Jan 2008 - which sorts of banking will last a very long time -one of 20 short videos 10000 youth are debating 2009
Open letter to espians and collaboration city networks - version 0 issued 8 July 2007 (year 1 of the 5 year world citizen collaboration program
Passports to Sustainability)
ER- Entrepreneurial
Revolutionary Framework of Branding, Valuation and Mapping the Systemic Transformation of Economics Above
Zero-Sum
What ERworld does.
Collaborates Entrepreneurially to regenerate
freedom of markets and hi-trust human enterprise by providing transparency maps of global market sectors ensuring that they compound Truth’s Consequences
(what humanity most needs progress to sustainability) not inconvenient truths (communications whose systems spin vicious conflicts
and lost sustainability over time – eg externalisation by a global market sector of its greatest risk in a compound
way that destroys the sustainability of some or all local societies.
Where
to Find it?
Three trilogies
of books written since 1976 and co-practised with readers and increasing interactive webs. The first trilogy–
Future History 1800-2025 of Entrepreneurial Revolution 1976-1984- was published by The Economist as surveys and books. The
second trilogy 1984 to 1996 concerned the ER of Branding and revolutions in media including coming mediation of local societies
into globalisation.The third trilogy 1996- To date focuses on the ER valuation of goodwill and mapping
sustainability as exponentially rising or destructing consequences of human relationship systems applied to the transparency
of global market sectors. Each trilogy shared one book with the next.
Slide:
Books & Key Quotes (to come)
Who Edited the Trilogies?
ER 76-84 – Norman Macrae
(4 decade Deputy Ed of The Economist)
ER Branding 1984-1996 – Chris Macrae, and World Class Branding Networks
ER Valuation 1996- To date Macrae family,
other authors and Unions of Crises of Intangibles, Transparency and Sustainability
How to find out more:
The webs and associates of futurehistory.jp normanmacrae.com, macrae.tv worldclassbrands.tv valuetrue.com, sustainabilityclub.com, economistclub.tv, joyoftruth.com,
hi-trust.tv, passports.jp, ecomap.tv, erworld.tv , worldcitizen.tv
The weblogs
of collaboration knowledge cities; the open source ER travel guides of world citizens on facebook and any collaboration for
uniting human imagination and joy of truth
How to practice
and communalise it through peer to peer games:
-The social network mapping game of you and empowerment of your communal wish
Correspondence
most welcome of how to openly map and take back micro entrepreneurship and global economics for all peoples
Sustainability world’s 7 navigation compasses – lose any
one and we lose them all
The Gandhian Trio – Learning, Media, Sustainability of Professional Truths
The Observable Quartet: Peace, Health, Climate, End Poverty’s
Injustices
Look for triangles
of hi-trust people to open source 7 meta-context’s maps but in wasy that flow across each other
Learning travel guides including hubs and meta-hubs – sofia and who
Climate:
anne, and rick and …
Media is a game of 2 halves – mass (me), internet (eg tav-espian group)
Professional Truths (have done 17 years of research since C&L
– who clearer when response to final mapping book comes out – but eg Peter Burgess, Alan Mitchell and me for starters
Health, Peace ...
Poverty – trying to connect with world leading modellers and their intercity network esp Yunus (grameen, microcredit, SBE stockmarkets) and Drayton (social entrepreneurship)
Would love for people to edit (deeply democratise) roles in and out if world citizen and passports
to sustainability networks such as espians will prove themselves sufficient quality players of meta-collaboration to want
to oversee this
When the Bottom Line Is Ending Poverty BusinessWeek - Feb 29, 2008 While Gandhi's
goal was the end of colonialism, Yunus' is just as grand: He means to reform capitalism
to make it a tool for ending poverty. ...
Any questions?
A selection of other ER stimuli of 2008
Climate Change,
Energy and the Way Ahead Speaker: Professor Lord Nicholas Stern This event was recorded on 27 Feb 2008
in the Old Theatre, Old Building The world must reduce greenhouse-gas emissions by 50 per cent by 2050 with rich
country cuts of at least 80 per cent. Power and transport must be essentially de-carbonised. How can the world rise to these
challenges? Nicholas Stern is IG Patel Chair in Government and Economics at LSE and director of the Asia Research Centre at
LSE. Available as:mp3 (22 mb; approx 98 minutes) Event Posting:Climate Change, Energy and the Way Ahead
Distant Suffering in the Media Speaker: Professor Lilie Chouliaraki Chair:
Howard Davies This event was recorded on 27 Feb 2008 in the Hong Kong Theatre, Clement House Professor Lilie
Chouliaraki will talk about suffering in the media, addressing the question of how far images and stories of suffering make
a difference in our ways of engaging with distant sufferers. Lilie Chouliaraki is chair in media and communications at the
Department of Media and Communications and research director of POLIS at LSE. Available as:mp3 (19 mb; approx 84 minutes) Event Posting:Distant Suffering in the Media
The New Swedish Model: A Reform Agenda for Growth and the Environment Speaker:
Fredrik Reinfeldt Respondent: David Cameron MP Chair: Professor Damian Chalmers This
event was recorded on 26 Feb 2008 in the Old Theatre, Old Building Fredrik Reinfeldt is Prime Minister of Sweden,
a position he has held since being elected in 2006. He has been leader of the Moderate Party since 2003. In the Swedish Parliament
he served on the Advisory Council on Foreign Affairs. Prime Minister Reinfeldt studied at Stockholm University where he graduated
with a BSc in Business Administration and Economics. In December 2005 David Cameron MP was elected leader of the Conservative
Party. Prior to this he held the position of Shadow Secretary of State for Education and Skills. Available as:mp3 (13 mb; approx 58 minutes) Event Posting:The New Swedish Model: A Reform Agenda for Growth and the Environment
The Ideas that are Changing Politics Speaker: David Willetts MP Chair:
Professor Kenneth Minogue This event was recorded on 20 Feb 2008 in the Hong Kong Theatre, Clement House There
has been an extraordinary surge in the study of behaviour from evolutionary biologists, neurologists and game theorists, but
this has been largely divorced from the political debate. David Willetts will draw on the latest research from these disciplines
to explain what Government can and cannot do to influence our behaviour. David Willetts is shadow secretary of state for innovation,
universities and skills and has been the MP for Havant since 1992. He was shadow secretary of state for work and pensions
from 2001-2005 and has worked at HM Treasury and the Number 10 Policy Unit. Available as:mp3 (19 mb; approx 83 minutes) Event Posting:The Ideas that are Changing Politics
Stelios on Brands, Serial Entrepreneurship, the Environment and Giving Something Back! Speaker:
Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou Chair: Professor Saul Estrin This event was recorded on 19 Feb 2008 in the
Old Theatre, Old Building Stelios Haji-Ioannou, LSE alumnus, is founder of the easyGroup companies and has given
£2 million to LSE for the Stelios Scholars programme. Available as:mp3 (15 mb; approx 64 minutes) Event Posting:Stelios on Brands, Serial Entrepreneurship, the Environment and Giving Something Back!
Creating a World Without Poverty: how social business can transform our lives Speaker:
Professor Muhammad Yunus Chair: Professor Mary Kaldor This event was recorded on 15 Feb 2008 in the
Old Theatre, Old Building Professor Yunus will outline his vision for a new business model that combines the power
of free markets with the quest for a more human world – and tell the inspiring stories of companies that are doing this
work today. This event marks the launch of his new book Creating a World Without Poverty: how social business can transform
our lives.Muhammad Yunus is founder and managing director of Grameen Bank and winner of the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize. Available as:mp3 (20 mb; approx 88 minutes) Event Posting:Creating a World Without Poverty: how social business can transform our lives
Climate Change, Energy and the Way Ahead Speaker: Professor Lord
Nicholas Stern This event was recorded on 27 Feb 2008 in the Old Theatre, Old Building The world must reduce
greenhouse-gas emissions by 50 per cent by 2050 with rich country cuts of at least 80 per cent. Power and transport must be
essentially de-carbonised. How can the world rise to these challenges? Nicholas Stern is IG Patel Chair in Government and
Economics at LSE and director of the Asia Research Centre at LSE. Available as:mp3 (22 mb; approx 98 minutes) Event Posting:Climate Change, Energy and the Way Ahead
Distant Suffering in the Media Speaker: Professor Lilie Chouliaraki Chair:
Howard Davies This event was recorded on 27 Feb 2008 in the Hong Kong Theatre, Clement House Professor Lilie
Chouliaraki will talk about suffering in the media, addressing the question of how far images and stories of suffering make
a difference in our ways of engaging with distant sufferers. Lilie Chouliaraki is chair in media and communications at the
Department of Media and Communications and research director of POLIS at LSE. Available as:mp3 (19 mb; approx 84 minutes) Event Posting:Distant Suffering in the Media
The New Swedish Model: A Reform Agenda for Growth and the Environment Speaker:
Fredrik Reinfeldt Respondent: David Cameron MP Chair: Professor Damian Chalmers This
event was recorded on 26 Feb 2008 in the Old Theatre, Old Building Fredrik Reinfeldt is Prime Minister of Sweden,
a position he has held since being elected in 2006. He has been leader of the Moderate Party since 2003. In the Swedish Parliament
he served on the Advisory Council on Foreign Affairs. Prime Minister Reinfeldt studied at Stockholm University where he graduated
with a BSc in Business Administration and Economics. In December 2005 David Cameron MP was elected leader of the Conservative
Party. Prior to this he held the position of Shadow Secretary of State for Education and Skills. Available as:mp3 (13 mb; approx 58 minutes) Event Posting:The New Swedish Model: A Reform Agenda for Growth and the Environment
The Ideas that are Changing Politics Speaker: David Willetts MP Chair:
Professor Kenneth Minogue This event was recorded on 20 Feb 2008 in the Hong Kong Theatre, Clement House There
has been an extraordinary surge in the study of behaviour from evolutionary biologists, neurologists and game theorists, but
this has been largely divorced from the political debate. David Willetts will draw on the latest research from these disciplines
to explain what Government can and cannot do to influence our behaviour. David Willetts is shadow secretary of state for innovation,
universities and skills and has been the MP for Havant since 1992. He was shadow secretary of state for work and pensions
from 2001-2005 and has worked at HM Treasury and the Number 10 Policy Unit. Available as:mp3 (19 mb; approx 83 minutes) Event Posting:The Ideas that are Changing Politics
Stelios on Brands, Serial Entrepreneurship, the Environment and Giving Something Back! Speaker:
Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou Chair: Professor Saul Estrin This event was recorded on 19 Feb 2008 in the
Old Theatre, Old Building Stelios Haji-Ioannou, LSE alumnus, is founder of the easyGroup companies and has given
£2 million to LSE for the Stelios Scholars programme. Available as:mp3 (15 mb; approx 64 minutes) Event Posting:Stelios on Brands, Serial Entrepreneurship, the Environment and Giving Something Back!
Creating a World Without Poverty: how social business can transform our lives Speaker:
Professor Muhammad Yunus Chair: Professor Mary Kaldor This event was recorded on 15 Feb 2008 in the
Old Theatre, Old Building Professor Yunus will outline his vision for a new business model that combines the power
of free markets with the quest for a more human world – and tell the inspiring stories of companies that are doing this
work today. This event marks the launch of his new book Creating a World Without Poverty: how social business can transform
our lives.Muhammad Yunus is founder and managing director of Grameen Bank and winner of the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize. Available as:mp3 (20 mb; approx 88 minutes) Event Posting:Creating a World Without Poverty: how social business can transform our lives
transparency analysis certified by valuetrue.com & trust mapmaking associates
5 -95% of biggest 100 global markets map as unsustainable -mail info@worldcitizen.tv to nominate hi-trust leaders who contextually care about 3 or more globally tipping markets - eg Sir Nicholas Stern Exponentially
Destructing Treble: C = Climate B= Bank's 20th C global aid-economics A=Africa 123 (health and wealth halved while northern worlds gained on quarterised monetary scores by as much 1000%)
Chartering alumni begin and end every trust audit by questioning
the Brand's UOP (Unique Organising Purpose): whose worlds would uniquely miss what if this brand architecture or leader ceased to exist tomorrow? Next question can we openly map zero conflicts between every
pairwise human relationship coordinate?
What Everybody
Needs to Know First About Economics
Economics designs peoples futures but this depends
on what logics are analysed- here are the logics The Economist used in the early 19080s when it discussed how the net gneration
could be the most productive time for youth
A
nation/place cannot sustain growth unless its capital is structured so that family's savings are invested in their next generation's
productivity. Norman Macrae's 1954 book on The London Capital Market provides chapter and verse. Historically it
was timely as London's industrial revolution had planted most of the developed world's laws and financial instruments. Futurewise
this book became a source for Norman's forty years of leadership challenges including 3000 editorials. THese became branded
in the 2 genres of entrepreneurial revolution and future history of the net generation genre which he focused on from 1972.
They script in practical details most of the changes that economists would need to make to historic rules if globalisation
is not to collapse the worldwide financial system of 2010s
Norman framed his
writings on future purposes huan most wanted around the idea that The Net Generation to 2024 would face change on a scale
never previously experienced by our human race. To prevent risks and celebrate job creating opportunities Norman proposed
in his 1984 book (The 2024 Report) that the world should unite around youth's most exciting millennium goal. He explained
why economics would design the most popular futures if the goal was chosen as racing to end poverty everywhere. Reasons
included: its possible, its exciting, it creates jobs post-industrial generation will need to design around collaborative
technology, it can empower youth to joyfully unite cultures as we become borderless (more connected than separated), it aligns
economics principles with nature's exponentially (compounding) rules of evolutionary selection which are community-up and
open.
We are shocked how few people know of the main
findings of the renowned economist Maynard Keynes- increasingly only economics riles the world and the greatest risk to the
future working lives of our children comes from elderly macroeconomists who hire themselves out to the biggest who want to
get bigger.
Historically when faulty systems
of macroeconomists ruined civilisations they fell one by one. But Einstein took Keynes logic further and hypothesised that
the first generation to become more connected than separated by technology would be subject to a final exam. Now if we let
erroneous macroeconomists rule whole continents of nations will collapse.
By 1976 my father (Norman macrae) -probably the last student of economics
mentored by Keynes- was writing at The Economist why the next half century would see the net generation
tested - he called upon the genre of Entrepreneurial Revolution (ER) networkers to sort out the greatest innovation
challenge economics - and so the human race - will ever face .
.
The opportunity of 10 times
more productivity for the net generation (with million times more collaboration technology than man's 1960's race to moon)
.The
THREAT is preventing the threat of collapsing continent-wide
system of value exchange. By 2020 the (exponential track impacting future) sustainanbilyty of every village around the globe
will likely be lost or won
.....
How could we be experiencing record youth unemployent when we are living in a time
of a million times more collaboration tech than a generation ago? According to research by Entrepreneur networks started at
The Economist in 1976, we are 36 years off track in compounding 2 unustainable systems whose follies multiply each other
that caused by non-economic media which also distracts us with glossy images and
soiundbites instead of future realities and integrated cross-cultural and inter-generational understanding - full briefing here
World's biggest maths error compounded by macroeconomists and all global professions
with a ruling monopoly - see below
Discuss: what does everyone need to know about the way economists think and behave. Understand 2 opposite
segments of E : The Unacknowledged Microeconomist and the Fatally Conceited.MacroEconomist
Keynes
- because economics will incresingly rule the world, the greatest danger to the futures of youth is elderly macroeconomists
where fame maks them compete to superpower over peoples
Boulding: ****the
historic significance of capitalism is precisely a society in which exchange has become a more important source of power than
threat**** in his book economics as science
Von hayek- given the fatal conceit in my profession, I really think you shouldn't be doing this - awarding
me a first Nobel Prize in economics
freedom of
speech and everything about the future you want, NOW depends on enough people knowing how to play the value exchange game
- and why that isnt exactly what the game of monopoly teaches - an exchange is where each side says I wants something from you so let's work out what I
can do for you and purposefully improve on this over time through hi-trust communal feedback
debate difference between true capitalism and phoney capitalism
agree on a picture like
that on the right- we have seen cases where one of the 10 coordinates shown felt the system had betrayed their greatest
trust, and so zeroised the organsaition or network (even ones that accountants had been reprorting record profits ahd $100
billion equity
start discussing multi-win models - see our 4 favorites from 36
years of debates with entrepreneuruial revoltionaries
choose say 12 markets whose future
purpose is most vital to sustaining your children - and use media to agree what the greatest human purpose and corresponding
mkilennium goals are that need investing in to fee each market and youth's working lives in serving the most valuable purpose
get those (including all parents?) who save across generations to throw out speculators from banking systems
and capital markets - eg next time there is a bailout (which means taking your childrens money to refinance a bank) wipe out
shareholders; let them set lawyers on old managers and any politicians their pr's lobbied; keep savings accounts safe; restructure
bank so that it invests in youth productivity and sustaining communities not bubbles, and not trapping people in debt
Goodwill explains up to 90% of value impacts of any organsaition in a networked economy- yet no nation
yet requires that organisations it licences to audit goodwii. 20 years of research has proved the following reciprocal relationship
- the purposeful question" who would uniquely miss what if your organsaition did not exist?, has the reciprocal
question why let your organisation contnue to exist if it has broken my life-crtiical trust it promised to serve
.........................................
valuetrue capitalism maps how each side win-win-win from other sides communal purpose over time -this goes
back over 250 years to the criteria of free markets adam smith demanded freedom of speech questioned - he talked
about the transparency of community markets where a rogue trader might fool some of the people but not for long and not for
too big to fail! - the journal of social business edited by adam smith scholars at his alma mater Glasgow University
advises people of any other tongue how to build up from adam's hi-trust ideas to such constructs as sustainable global vilage
networking first mapped by schumacher (another keynes alumni) - we have a library of free articles for you to choose and translate
from
phoney capitalism spins a monopoly, a non-free maket - one side rules by
saying I want to take more and more from all of you- esentially this is what rules when global accountants audit only how
much one side has profited/extracted withouth how much has it sustains other sides- phoney capitalism can only result in exponentai
meltdown becuase so much has been extracetd from system that its unsustainable for human lives or for nature or for both
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MORE ABOUT WHERE VALUING NETGEN CAME FROM
- in the 1990s I was working with big 5 accountants;
I argued for a missing audit they needed to do as regularly as their monetisation audit; I called this how goodwill modelling
multiplies value around a gravitational purspoe ewhise gials all sides want to progress over time; it turns out that in knowlege
scetors over 90% of the future is bayesian predicatbale on quality of goodwill relationships-3 yeras before andersen crashed
I usd this model to warn them that if they stoped multiplying conflicts around true and fair they would be zeroised by society-
I didnt succeed in getting my advice to be acted on but at that time unseen wealth publications made by brookings and georgetwon
had just been banned by the incolimng bush adminsitration - who didnt like to be told that without the second aidt risks would
compound unseen- every collapse USA has seen a hand in during 2000s (and viralised to other nations since 2008) can be traced
to this mathenatical error
what can be done about this mess
-debate difference between true cpaitalism and
phoney capitalsim
choose say 12 markets hose future purpose is most vital to sustaining your children - and use
media to aggree what the greatest huan purspose and corresponding mkilennium goals are that need investing in
get
thse who save across generations to throw out speculators from bankiing systems - eg next time there is a bailout (which means
taking your childrens money to refinace a bank) wipe out sharehilers; let them set lawyers on old managers and any politicians
their pr's lobbied; keep savings acconts safe; restructure bank so that it invests in youth productivity and sustaining communities
not bubbles, and trapping people in debt
-if you do this today's millions times more coalbration technology than
a generation ago can make the next decade the most productive time and joyful for youty and everyine to be alive instead
of the most dismal time where natios led by old macroecnomist put youth out of work
DO YOU KNOW...
Q: Original Purpose of Economics? A The Scotland of the 1750s was at the end of a first
generation to have found their country taken over by England's
Empire., So Adam Smith was motivated to start writing
about how to design systems so that peoples could could look forward to their next generation sustaining more productive lives
than they had had ... 7 quarters later keynes general theory issued humanity's greatest challenge- economics as a systems
science had reached the state that only economics rules the world ... more
Q: What do the man-made systems that rule the world look like? A Purposeful
value exchanges composed round 5 main flows of how productively peoples lives are used and 5 main demands human beings
make as co-workers, customers, owners, stewards of the globe, stewards of society at the village level - more
Q: Why can't human race in 21st C be sustained with choice of economics made by 20th C biggest
banks and govs etc? A Long Story: ER alumni are in their 37th year of offering debating scripts eg1 on wht some industrial age systems after world war 2 were designed to be too big to exist as the
first net generation became more connected than separated by geographical borders ... What is known is that 2010s is most
exciting decade to be an entrpreneur because our impacts define what will be possible for all our childrens' children more
World Class Brands are in 25th year (as a subnetwork of Norman Macrae's Entrepreneurial Revolution)
of helping sustain the most purposeful organsiations or markets in the world. Core to any charter of purpose is a quiz
revolving round this question- who would uniquely miss what if this didn't exist?.
From this Q&A's list of trust-flows, economics maps how to connect producers
and demanders of the exchange in multi-win models of purpose. Henceforth, potential conflicts with this goodwill
model are audited and resolved at every cycle so that unique purpose is celebrated to lead the future by
continuously multiplying the most value and trust. This model provides the simplest benchmark around all exponential
impact metrics of sustainability investement can be calculated and the transparency of all multi-win models are webbed
around pro-youth economics. Questions welcomed chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk washington dc hotline 1 301 881 1655
Microfinance Focus, November 4, 2011: Professor Muhammad Yunus was invited to deliver
a key note speech during the G20 Young Entrepreneurs Summit held in Nice, France. Professor Yunus addressed an audience of
more than 400 entrepreneurs from all G20 countries. In his speech, he shared his personal entrepreneurship experiences, his
faith in young entrepreneurs to be the pillars of society and the need to include poor countries in the discussion process
in making global decisions.
Professor Yunus being an entrepreneur himself started off creating the Grameen Bank that
provides microfinance services to the poor who had little access to financial provisions. From that, he ventured into a wide
number of social businesses such as Grameen Nursing College, Grameen Eyecare Hospitals, Grameen Shakti, etc.
He has
always considered young entrepreneurs to be the most effective solution for the future. He said “In my opinion, G20
YES is a fabulous initiative, gathering so much energy and momentum from all over the world. Because of their creativity and
leadership, provided that they commit to share the value they create, these 400 young entrepreneurs in this room can change
the world.”
Professor Yunus is also a member of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) Advocacy Group, advising
the Secretary General of the United Nations. Hence, he believes that the next generation of youths should be handed over the
process of the MDGs as soon as possible. He believes that entrepreneurs will have a key role to play in fulfilling the MDGs,
if they are committed to the social value created by their companies, and social business can be part of the solutions.
In
his speech, he added that the G20 needed to broaden its scope to deal with the current world crisis. It can no longer remain
a political forum with economic agendas. The G20 needs to create a social agenda as well. Professor Yunus proposes that ‘social
business’ should be brought to the agenda of G20, as one of the concrete and effective solutions to be considered for
immediate implementation so as to guide capitalistic investment towards social value and jobs creation, rather than sheer
profit maximization strategies. A social business is a cause-driven business where profits stay within the company for its
sustainability.
Lastly, Professor Yunus concluded that the G20 should be expanded into the G25, where poor countries
from each continent should be included in the global agenda which they are part of. He added that “Their problems are
inter-related with others, and their proposals of solutions should be considered by the most economically advanced countries
in making global decisions. A G25 would be a big step toward ensuring that global social issues are raised, and MDGs implementation
is fully shared on the global agenda. And finally, because fighting poverty together is the only way to bring long lasting
peace in this world.”
inquiries chris macrae info @worldcitizen.tv us tel 301 881 1655 ; us office 5801 nicholson lane
suite 404, North Bethesda, MD 20852 USA - skype chrismacraedc
Mapping is a process of discovery. Crucially maps are only as usable as updating correctness of bottom
up information. Think of your own use of a map. You look for the "you are here arrow". You want to be directed to
somewhere/someone you dont know how to get to; you want your return vist to be safe as well as a value multiplying win-win.
Does anyone remember the simplest findings of einstein and jon von neumann. Einstein proved
that to innovate more value you need to go more micro in what you model; von neumann showed that there is more value to be
networked by interfacing safe flows across systems instead of ruling over separation of boundaries. There isnt a single
global metrics profession that gets these mathematical -and natural - principles right. Unless we change this global
markets will cycle through ever greater collapse and more and more communities will lose sustainability. Mapmaking is that
critical an idea to what the net genration will achieve in 2010s; but its also one that children from primary age up can action
learn. Its simple. Its just that it works the other way round from top-down people's fatal conceit.
It explores how to make the invisible principles and practices of real wealth creation
visible, and therefore useable. Our planet needs case studies underline the search for new win-wins that build ‘system
integrity’ Trust-flow is the unseen wealth to invest sustainability in. Tranpsarently mapped it develops
a goodwill gravity tyhat invites with roleplayer in a community to multiply goodwill while sustaining their own cashflow..
Trust is not some vague, mushy, abstract warm-hearted sentiment. It is an economic powerhouse – probably just as economically
and socially important as oil. The point is, there are specific things you need to do to get trust flowing, just as
there are specific things you need to do to get oil flowing. And like oil trust has a dark side. Right now, the world is awash
with the carbon emissions which threaten the stability and sustainability of its ecosystems. Right now, the world is also
awash with the ‘carbon emission’ of trust – mistrust. Indeed it may well be that our ability to tackle the
one issue – the threat of environmental catastrophe – depends on our ability to tackle the other issue: how to
generate, deepen, extend and sustain trust.>br>But what is the best way of doing this? One thing is for sure. You don’t
build and sustain trust via some sentimental exercise of goodwill to all and sundry. There are three very simple principles
at the heart of effective trust generation. First, trust is generated via win-win relationships. It’s virtually
impossible to generate or sustain trust without mutual benefit for those involved. But beneficial outcomes are not enough
in themselves. For trust to be built and sustained, both sides need to signal a demonstrable commitment to finding win-win
ways forward. Such a commitment may require real changes to what we say and do. Second, real ‘win-wins’
are hardly ever purely financial or material. You don’t build trust simply by walking away with more cash in your pocket.
Trust works at all the dimensions and levels of human exchange. Yes, it’s about financial and material rewards. But
it’s also about purpose (what people want to achieve). It’s about politics with a small ‘p’: the use
and abuse of power, the crafting and application of rules of fair play. And it’s about emotions: the sometimes overwhelmingly
strong emotions, both positive and negative, that are generated when people deal with other peopleWhat’s constitutes
a ‘win’ – a sense of real improvement – is therefore highly specific. It depends absolutely on the
details of who the parties are, what they are trying to achieve, in what context. Building trus, therefore involves discovering
these specifics. Just as oil doesn’t flow out of the ground, get refined and pump its way into motor vehicles automatically
and without effort, so identifying and doing what is necessary to get trust flowing requires dedicated, skilled effort. It
requires a disciplined, structured process, not a vague sentiment.
3) Third, even if we do steps 1) and 2) there’s
still a good chance it won’t succeed. Why? Because it ignores an invisible third factor. In the real world, purely two
way bilateral relationships don’t exist. There is always a third party whose interests or outcomes are affected by what
the other two parties do but who is not a party to the contract. The environment is a case in point. Producers and consumers
may both benefit from buying and selling to each other – but what happens if, in doing so, they destroy the environment
they both depend on?
This raises a hugely important question. When two parties pursue win-wins and build mutual
trust, are they doing so in a way which creates a win and builds trust for the third party at the same time? Or are they simply
pushing the problems – and the mistrust – further down the line on to this third party? Building vigorous, healthy
networks of trust is a different kettle of fish to ‘you scratch my back and I’ll scratch yours’
win-win conspiracies. It requires a Map of all the key relationships plus careful consideration of knock-on consequences.
It requires a different perspective.
These three simple, basic steps do not happen automatically. They need to
be worked at. The territory needs to be deliberately Mapped and explored. What’s more, there are obstacles in our way
– mental and practical obstacles that need to be cleared. Prevailing economic theories about ‘rational economic
man’ for example, deny the need to commit to win-win outcomes. Instead, they promote supposedly ‘rational’
(i.e. narrowly selfish behaviours) which actively undermine trust The same theories insist that the only valid measure of
human benefit is money, thereby excluding from consideration many of the biggest opportunities for improvement. Meanwhile
many vested interests do not want to extend the circle of trust to third parties and complete networks because their positions
of power depend on their ability to take advantage of the weaknesses of these third parties. That’s another job for
Mapping: helping to identify and mount such obstacles. The potential benefits of doing so are unthinkably huge. They
start with a simple negative: the relief that comes from when you stop banging your head against a brick wall. Mistrust breeds
wasteful, wealth destroying conflict that tends to feed on itself. Anger and hatred engender anger and hatred. Simply easing
or stopping the terrible waste of mistrust would transform prospects for many millions of people. We desperately need to find
ways of doing this. Then there are the positive benefits. Understanding the real nature of human wealth – all those
dimensions of purpose, ‘politics’ and emotion as well as money and material comfort – means we can start
being human again; human in the way we think, and act. What’s more, many of these intangible benefits won’t cost
a penny. They’re there for the taking, if only we puts our minds to it. But there’s more, because trust is
also an economic superpower in its own right. In the pages that follow we will show conclusively that material and financial
riches are also dependent on trust. In fact, we will argue the case for going one step further. We will say that material
and financial riches are a by-product of trust: the visible fruits of invisible, intangible human exchange. Once you understand
that sustainable cash flows are a by-product of sustainable trust flows, your understanding of what makes a successful business
is transformed. Separately, each of these three fruits – reducing the waste of conflict, unleashing the potential
intrinsic benefits of human exchange, and energising the sustainable creation of material wealth – are massive in their
own right. Put them together and they represent a vast new continent of opportunity. As we said, this book is addressed
to entrepreneurs and system innovation revolutionaries. Wherever you happen to be, whatever the change you want to make
is, the principles explored in this book apply. The wish to change and the will to change are not the same as being able to
change successfully. For that you need to understand your territory. You will need new Maps
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0.1 Has
a continental or worldwide search solutions on job creation that can be replicated across communities been organised before
this EU launch of Nov 2011?
While alumni of entrepreneurial economics have always valued job creation searches- we know
of no clear evidence that this has been top of mind in the way that continental-wide government has operated since 1984 even
though it was scripted by The Economist's Unacknowledged Giant as the number 1 question the first net generation would need
to mediate if sustainable futures and humanity's most needed millennium goals are to be served
what's different about nov 2011 is 4 top directorates of the EU have nailed their future reputation to this search
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Tom Ashbrook: You're
talking about, writing about the end of the EU, the end of the common currency.
Paul Krugman: it's
unthinkable except that continuing down the current path is unthinkable. Spain is actually the epicenter. The Spanish government
did nothing wrong. Spain was running a budget surplus before the crisis. It had low levels of debt. But it had a monstrous
housing bubble, as did a lot of places, largely financed by the way by German banks which were lending to Spanish banks, which
then lent on. And when the housing bubble burst you were left with a severe, extremely severe recession, and so the answer
has been government austerity which just makes the slump deeper.
The alternatives to a breakup of
the euro have to be Europe-wide solutions. And so the solution, if there is one, involves accepting a higher rate of inflation
for Europe as a whole and that particularly means higher inflation in Germany. --Paul Krugman
What
are Spain's alternatives here? Well, if they still had their currency, their own currency, the answer would be devalue, let
the peseta drop, Spanish exports would become a lot more competitive, they'd be well on their way to recovery. They don't
have their own currency, so people are saying: Well, you have to do all this stuff to stay within the Euro. At some point
you say: Well, you know if your answer to our problem is just ever more suffering, ever more you know... 25 percent, 50 percent
youth unemployment. If that's your notion of a solution, then maybe although it would be a very terrible thing to have the
Euro breakup, maybe that's better than what we're doing. So that's becoming a real possibility now.
The alternatives
to a breakup of the euro have to be Europe-wide solutions. And so the solution, if there is one, involves accepting a higher
rate of inflation for Europe as a whole and that particularly means higher inflation in Germany. Talk to the Germans about
this and of course they go crazy, but you have to say to them: What is your answer? What you're doing right now is just a
path to the collapse of the euro with enormous damage and radicalization and a lot of things that you don't want to see happen
in Europe happening.
TA: If the Germans can't take their foot off the brakes, they're just intrinsically
and against history and everything else, Weimar, if they can't do it, what happens?
PK: Then Europe
breaks up and... No, I mean I think it's that stark. It really is, it really is that extreme because you know it's one of
those things, you can't be saying that, but then you say: Well, let's talk this through. You know, let's as it said in the
original edition of the Godfather - Let us reason together. Right? What are the ways that this can work out? And the current
path is not one that can work out.
It's like an irresistible force hitting an immovable object. On the one hand it's
unthinkable that they'll allow the euro to fail because the euro is a terribly important thing, it's not terribly important
economically, it would have been better off if they'd, if they had never done it, but now that it has been done, for it to
fail is a defeat for the European project, the whole project of bringing peace, democracy, integration to a continent with
a terrible history. So it's unthinkable that they'll allow it to fail, but it's also unthinkable that the Germans will accept
moderate inflation which is the only solution any of us have been able to come up with. So one of two impossible things is
going to happen. Your bet.
1976 survey of ER Economist- 200 years on from US Declaration of Independence we know that there
are always plenty of jobs to be worth doing in every country provide we design organisation constitutions ahead
of time - none of 20th C types of organisation is fit for the million times more collaboration technology that can make net
generation most productive time to be alive provided macroeconomists don't mess up ... more
summer project - 
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