Showing posts with label economy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label economy. Show all posts
Friday, October 1, 2021
Schumer's Dope-Based Economic Plan: Hyperinflation and No Production
Amazing, will we have a New York and other places in the USA with a productive economy? Diane Sare knows -- or else only Marijuana. Harlem Dudes, we like better the China building model of Railroads.
Saturday, September 18, 2021
Harlem Economics and LaRouche
Harlem dudes have wondered why the economy is so bad, beyond COVID and other BS.... Yeah we got vaccinated, but somehow it ain't good enough.... It is the lack of the LaRouche Riemann model of economics.
Riemann wrote that we have to add the essential degrees of freedom which are unlimited, although not arbitrary. So what are the dimensions of an economy?? Riemannian economics... more manifolds than the 3 dimensions of length, width and height. or 4 with time.... but also the qualities that an economy requires.
The dimension of Freedom... yes... but also of Necessity.
The dimension of Creativity, but also basic education
The dimension of monetary rewards, but also obligations
The dimension of public Transportation, -- highways, railroads, airplanes, goods shipment, private transport cars, buses...
of water supply,
of flood control-
Personal and family needs... food supply, clothing, housing, freedom from want of basic necessities
Education
Research for the future, for the increase of not only energy flux density
But also productivity per capita (per person, and per square mile (kilometer)...
Monday, October 9, 2017
Columbus Poetry- defend Statue
Steer on courageous Sailor,
you won't be the failer...
Now Trump can protect the legacy,
Of the one belt and one road economy.
Hey Harlem NY dudes we're on the road.
It's hard to know but we found the code.
For Columbus and his mission of discovery
Defend his statues and his legacy.
you won't be the failer...
Now Trump can protect the legacy,
Of the one belt and one road economy.
Hey Harlem NY dudes we're on the road.
It's hard to know but we found the code.
For Columbus and his mission of discovery
Defend his statues and his legacy.
There is great political tension surrounding the preparations the Trump Administration is now making for the President's Asia trip November 3-14 and, crucially, his meetings with President Xi of China.
Confrontations with North Korea and with Iran are intensifying and threaten great, potentially immediate dangers.
But the now strengthening national debate over how to get new infrastructure built in America, after the unprotected "natural disasters" of August and September, sets an agenda for Trump with China, which is building major new projects worldwide in its Belt and Road Initiative.
Trump's own public statements and actions in rushing through emergency funds, recommending public funding of infrastructure and writing off Wall Street's unpayable debts in Puerto Rico, have intentionally provoked this debate and built on Americans' desire to unify and rebuild.
China has wanted to participate in this since President Xi invited Barack Obama's administration to join the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank; Obama fought it instead. It represents the goals of national common interests, productivity, and connectivity for which China's Belt and Road Initiative was founded in 2013, and first suggested by Lyndon and Helga LaRouche in 1989.
Sunday, February 9, 2014
Economy and Africa from Larouche
This is something on Economy and Africa, by Lyndon LaRouche, in reaction to a book by Nigerian auther Peter Alexander Egom.
In 2006, I had received an announcement of a book, which had been sent to me, with a hand-written message superimposed, by, apparently, the author, or on his account, titled: Compass for Economic Reform (2006). Since the author has been, (had been, hopefully, still an African scholar today) whose published book represents an appeal to the needs of the African continent (i.e., Nigeria), I think it appropriate to turn, finally, to a publication of his, even, now, a decade later. Africa deserves all the relevant sort of assistance which might be useful to its inherent mission for the future. My attention to that book then, has now been focused on particularly, a small part of his concluding remarks.1
I do not share, by any means, a view common to his references taken from the British imperial, monetarist school, of, such British authors as David Hume, Adam Smith, David Ricardo, and Karl Marx (authors with whose work I had been already familiar, seven decades ago). That issue of differences continued, on that account, has not diminished, since that time, for me, in the least: the worth of my proffering contrary recommendations, would be a better source of aid in the rescue of African nations from the toils left over since the predatory, Seventeenth-century Dutch imperialist school, and, its outgrowth, in the nominally British, imperial empire of today.
This has a history (and, the only history which could be known as the truth to be sought in, and from human experience). I continue that consideration, briefly, now, on essential background, here, to begin, as follows:
Man, unlike mere animals, is an actually, the only, wittingly creative species: the only one which is a consciously creative one presently known to us. The human species, is the only such species known to us presently. Only the human species’ member is given the potential means to foresee the future, and, in this way: to make discoveries of those universal principles, the which continue to be expressed after the mortal existence of the person is enabled to continue, in principle, for the benefit of society, even long after that person is deceased.
In honor of Peter Alexander Egom
ECONOMY & AFRICA
By Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
January 29, 2014
In 2006, I had received an announcement of a book, which had been sent to me, with a hand-written message superimposed, by, apparently, the author, or on his account, titled: Compass for Economic Reform (2006). Since the author has been, (had been, hopefully, still an African scholar today) whose published book represents an appeal to the needs of the African continent (i.e., Nigeria), I think it appropriate to turn, finally, to a publication of his, even, now, a decade later. Africa deserves all the relevant sort of assistance which might be useful to its inherent mission for the future. My attention to that book then, has now been focused on particularly, a small part of his concluding remarks.1
I do not share, by any means, a view common to his references taken from the British imperial, monetarist school, of, such British authors as David Hume, Adam Smith, David Ricardo, and Karl Marx (authors with whose work I had been already familiar, seven decades ago). That issue of differences continued, on that account, has not diminished, since that time, for me, in the least: the worth of my proffering contrary recommendations, would be a better source of aid in the rescue of African nations from the toils left over since the predatory, Seventeenth-century Dutch imperialist school, and, its outgrowth, in the nominally British, imperial empire of today.
This has a history (and, the only history which could be known as the truth to be sought in, and from human experience). I continue that consideration, briefly, now, on essential background, here, to begin, as follows:
Man, unlike mere animals, is an actually, the only, wittingly creative species: the only one which is a consciously creative one presently known to us. The human species, is the only such species known to us presently. Only the human species’ member is given the potential means to foresee the future, and, in this way: to make discoveries of those universal principles, the which continue to be expressed after the mortal existence of the person is enabled to continue, in principle, for the benefit of society, even long after that person is deceased.
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Dumb Jocks and the U.S. Economy
You get a cult of stupidity, which comes out of the jock phenomenon. We still have this jock mentality. The jock mentality expresses itself in the organizing process, in the phone teams, for example, the Baby Boomer phone teams. They won't. They will come up with some piece of bullshit, absolute bullshit.
Let's take the case of the economics issue. We have no one, who actually has ever presented, a competent understanding of the economics issue. {None!} They write things, which are passable, from the standpoint of accounting in the past, but they never are competent on the current issues. That's why I had to go on this thing, and take over, one day.
Money is not value. Money does not define value. What defines value is physical, physical economic. And the key to physical economic, is what? It's creativity. The kind of creativity we associate with Classical artistic composition, and
with physical science -- competent physical science, of which there's very little, today! Hmm? We killed off competent science. We saved some of it, with the space program, the activation of it by Kennedy and company. But then, that was crushed! The U.S. economy has been collapsing ever since the end of World War II! It was already collapsed by Truman. It's been collapsing ever since: You have this spurt around Kennedy. But everything has been a collapse. And the spurt around Kennedy was two things: The defense of the steel industry, against those who
wanted to shut it down; and secondly, the space program.
The space program was the highest generator of productivity, we've had. And it was particularly after the Kennedy period, when it was accelerated as a program, but was shut down in '67-68 -- before the Moon shot! The Moon shot was done on based on
technology which had already been developed. And the rate of development of technology had collapsed, began to collapse in '67-68, with fiscal year 67-68, where whole sections of the research program were shut down! Especially in Massachusetts,
for example, the Route 128, which was a big factor -- shut down!
The U.S. economy has been collapsing, in fact, {physically}, since Truman! Truman shut down the economy. Why? How was it shut down? Think about it. When and how did the shutdown occur? Roosevelt died -- the day after Roosevelt died. Truman.
Let's take the case of the economics issue. We have no one, who actually has ever presented, a competent understanding of the economics issue. {None!} They write things, which are passable, from the standpoint of accounting in the past, but they never are competent on the current issues. That's why I had to go on this thing, and take over, one day.
Money is not value. Money does not define value. What defines value is physical, physical economic. And the key to physical economic, is what? It's creativity. The kind of creativity we associate with Classical artistic composition, and
with physical science -- competent physical science, of which there's very little, today! Hmm? We killed off competent science. We saved some of it, with the space program, the activation of it by Kennedy and company. But then, that was crushed! The U.S. economy has been collapsing ever since the end of World War II! It was already collapsed by Truman. It's been collapsing ever since: You have this spurt around Kennedy. But everything has been a collapse. And the spurt around Kennedy was two things: The defense of the steel industry, against those who
wanted to shut it down; and secondly, the space program.
The space program was the highest generator of productivity, we've had. And it was particularly after the Kennedy period, when it was accelerated as a program, but was shut down in '67-68 -- before the Moon shot! The Moon shot was done on based on
technology which had already been developed. And the rate of development of technology had collapsed, began to collapse in '67-68, with fiscal year 67-68, where whole sections of the research program were shut down! Especially in Massachusetts,
for example, the Route 128, which was a big factor -- shut down!
The U.S. economy has been collapsing, in fact, {physically}, since Truman! Truman shut down the economy. Why? How was it shut down? Think about it. When and how did the shutdown occur? Roosevelt died -- the day after Roosevelt died. Truman.
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