A new
economics model must study and address the historical, present, and persistent
economic problems. A new model needs to
emerge from present model failures/weaknesses, and have an objective economics
system clearly defined providing the legacy to objective system lifecycle
roadmap. The lifecycle roadmap would be
to assure that there is not another "sit on your laurels" model,
because the objective system must always progressively mature and address socio-economic
and human-cultural developments.
IMO, a
progressive economics model provides a commons for a society to reasonably distribute
community (global...local) resources and wealth/value [1st] Welfare that universally
delivers stability (food, housing, health, learning), [2nd] Enfranchisement that
provides participatory meritocracy (justice, governance, occupation, options/opportunity),
[3rd] Assurance that economics is building an egalitarian society (global...local).
PseudoMarxist,
FauxCapitalist, Classical/NeoClassical and other totalitarian oligarch economics
(aristocracy, plutocracy, noocracy, epistocracy ...) are reliably consistent
failures that lead to slavery, exploitation, corruption ....
Future economics
models require strong public participation, commitment, and governance. Because, there will always be a few greed-sick micromaniacal
plutocrats trying to by gods of wealth.
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