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Changing Economics
| Washington DC bureau 301 881 1655 email chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk wikipedia on macrae ... future historian - in 2009 future capitalism can empower yes we can and microcredit networkers worldwide ; community marketing will take over from communications marketing; trillion dollar market sectors will be free to be reponsible and sustainable again- but only if you want to help map people's Uni and
social action * green * planet's race lifelong special projects: von neumann muhammad yunus NM micro library 1949 1950-1989 (2000+ eds for The Economist) 4 co-ed Future Histories; 1990-xx 300+ columns for Sunday Times, Fortune (about
25 Inconoclast articles), other work includes biographies & dialogue pamphlets & celebrities' good news speeches Yes We Can MicroGuide to 5 collaborations to end poverty and sustain humanity We hope you enjoy our MicroGuide to 5 Collaboration Games that Dr Muhammad Yunus, his alumni including the extraordinary mother of President Barrack Obama, and Bangladeshi networkers have been helping people communally practise for a third of a century.
system maps for saving the world from wall street and other global meltdowns to 2024 exponentials *
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Saturday, January 31, 2009 dear peter why not hit reply all and add in ed bland's email whom you met at that fantastic JP Morgan meet that Sam Daley-Harris organised reasoning unitus is one of the great heroes of trojan horsing mfi to become microcredit again- its one of jamii bora's supporters (indeed I am unclear if JB would have survived kenya's 2008 riots without Unitus and wholeplanetfoundation in the background)- by such collaboration threads does micro yes we can survive -in Kenya and anywhere outreaching to Obama and micro's sustainability economics though its 9 minute wanders, Bloomberg's interviewer of Ed does ask 2 exciting questions http://cts.vresp.com/c/?Unitus/0929622059/8cbaa5ef7a/7cb63b60a8/N=tvtoday&clipSRC=http%3A%2F%2Fvideo-static.clipsyndicate.com%2Fcs-video%2Fvol2%2F2009%2F1%2F29%2F58%2F351%2Fd48699d2-5cd3-4b72-9cd2-eef8e29000d3.flv peter - there seemed to be a lot at the 2 day mfi conference where it would be interesting to have your scorecards on who's helping and who's ruining the bangladesh model of banking for the poorest and its opportunity to spread yes we can good cheer now we need to ask ed if he has time to join the June Grameen dialogue around youth's yes we can networkers with dr yunus in dhaka (I wonder if we can get one of sam's 93 congressmen too - or is a mirpur slum not yet on America's leadership for youth quest) chris macrae http://socialbusiness.tv new yorkers aim to be first to catalogue 1000 social business by june 2009 from 1988 forecast of economics crisis 2008: "Some will say [I have] been too optimistic. That is what a 65-year-old like me finds it natural to be. When I joined The Economist in 1949 it seemed unlikely that the world would last long. But here we stand, 40 memory-sodden years on, and what have we done? What we have done - largely because the poorest two-thirds of people are living much longer - is approximately to octuple real gross world product. During the brief civilian working lives of us returning soldiers from the second world war, we have added seven times as much to the world's producing power as was added during all the previous millennia of homo sapien's existence. That may help to explain why some of us sound and write rather tired. cf milken & yunus & rose Norman Macrae, The Next Ages of Man. The Economist 1988 yunus10000.com good news dialogues with 10000 youth Saturday, January 3, 2009 Responded to sunday washington post article That Sinking Feeling reviewing latest books on the how the unnecessary exuberance of macroeconomists chains the world to slump
2:36 pm est entrepreneur76 wrote: I love this article because when The Economist was founded
in 1843 its purpose was to question leaders before they made big decisions. Economics as mediated for nearly 150 years in
The Economist was the systemic subject of what we don't know in enough micro detail to risk claiming certainty about big
decisions. My father Norman Macrae wrote over 2000 leaders for The Economist demonstrating that systemic exploration
through microeconomics focusing on future's compound exponential view of opportunities and threats. He had learnt people-friendly
economics from an Indian correpondence course whilst waiting as a teenager to navigate RAF planes out of Bangladesh in world
war 2. I see no coincidence in the fact that Bangladeshi economists and entrepreneurs http://yunus10000.com now offer the simplest collaborative maps to go green, to design banks that invest in people's productivity, and as millennium
goal solutions entrepreneurs http://bankabillion.org to community sustainability investment rising out of every locality. By accident my family's archives also include 25 years of Gandhi tutoring British Raj lawyers on what transformation from superpowering over to superempowerment takes, as well as re-reviews of how the network age requires all nations to unite in ending poverty seconded by Einstein and thirded by Von Neumann. It would be timely if 2009's macroeconomists included these sources in their action learning compass. In fact Broookings economists and Georgetown social lawyers got so close to doing this in 2000 with publication on Unseen Wealth but I was told by the chairlady of this report that the incoming texas administration in 2001 tore it up. 1/3/2009 11:13:11 AM
Here's a technical PS for media watchers that I didnt feel WP was quite ready for Free Market of End Poverty End Poverty is the same micro-rising system map as go green, as rebuild community jobs and banks inside the community, connect entrepreneurs sans digital frontieres so that we end hi-cost marketing channels and get back to free market ones at least for replicating urgent world service franchises. IF UK's BBC and India's DD could partner in an end poverty apprentice show (instead of trump's real estate) we could get back to networking celebrations of 30000 replicable end poverty projects as deemed economically critical for 25 years now http://www.normanmacrae.com/netfuture.html Globalisation integrates a media and and economic set of exponential multipliers (up or down) the like of which no generation has ever played with (and quite frankly macroeconomists are as much out of their gravitational depth as newton would be with einstein's theory of relatvity). So getting back to responsible world service among the 2 largest social businesses in broadcasting is a hobby horse of my family. End poverty's olympics ought be the most relevant games of this generation and for social business broadcasters to deny that world service is terrifyingly irresponsible, and a desecration of free market. http://macrae.tv |
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