Economics, in its automaton form, is a sea of formulas and calculations of polling data to fuel perpetuated intellectual leukemia that is ’scholastic economics’. Professors spatter overly technical and minimally practical ideas that have yet to be proven yet the concepts are treated as fact and the leukemia spreads like wildfire throughout the university subculture leaving those who hire these self-proclaimed economists experiencing the wrong side of an icepick when attempting to apply these awkward template formulas in real life.
There are two types of economics: classroom and strategic. No, you won’t be taught this at Harvard or Yale but these are the facts. What is taught in school and what is applicable is a matter of experiences and implementation strategies that are a direct result of actual practice, not ’scholarly’ inclination.
As one of the few actual implementers of political economics and stimulus, James Scott, CEO of Princeton Corporate Solutions explains, ‘I don’t know how these men can actually sit in front of congress or on an expert panel and try to advise on rebound economics using formulas they’ve pulled out of a text book. It just doesn’t work that way” Scott continues, “entering into a specific geography for stimulus or rebound is a matter of customized strategy pulling together traditional calculation, philosophy, memetics and PSYOPS concepts for proper communication with the public at large for optimal message delivery and none of this can be done without a psychological profile on the target population to optimize trigger influence. How these people can put their face on the news and spew this garbage is beyond laughable.”
According to IRS.gov economic stimulus centers around the idea that people who are able to keep more of their money will spend more of it, thus stimulating trade within a designated proximity. This overly obvious yet primitive concept of stimulating local commerce seems to throw strategy into the wind which perpetuates shortcomings in legislation meant to improve monetary conditions and population satisfaction. The strategy for governments worldwide with the exception of a minority is more of the anit-strategy, no strategy and more of the Darwinist notion of natural selection and survival of the fittest.
Traditionally capitalist landscapes like that of the United States have fallen into the precarious and counterproductive collision of political escape by touting capitalist mantras to keep from having to infuse cash into a region while authoring socialist themed legislation. Capitalism and socialism, like oil in water cannot coexist in unified terms and will collide at the onset of introduction. Economic rebound is indeed the harmonious combination of multiple concepts rooted in traditional calculation with the grassroots adaption of strategic philosophy like that of Milton Friedman and James Scott, fathers of the ‘capitalist’ and ‘Zeitgeist Economics’ movements.
The Economic Zeitgeist and Meme and Memetic Economics, the lost cause is not THE movement and The Mind is the Greatest Weapon