Is wealth distribution in the current global recession?
Governments talk of nonprotectionist policies and the level trade playing field but the reality is further away from the reality than ever.
When markets constrict due to over capacity in certain areas the real market - skills, time, comodity, service and products should take over they should create conditions that will allow developing markets to grow, because those with money will want to buy from those with the resources. Now what has happened to the money in the Wealthy economies is that the banking system has prevented access, it isn't credit that is required to stimulate growth rather the real development of trade for real things.
Now the wealthy protect themselves from paying for things through creating escape funds, locked investment packages, and havens for investment where taxation is limited. With the ease of money transfer and the lack of liquidity redistribution of wealth across markets and continents will create greater pressure to drive costs down, we are looking at a defaltionary pressure in UK economic's which is an artificial creation.
The reality is that the investment of wealth into developing economies should be happening now, growth markets that existing economies can serve and support to create sustainable development. Markets don't have to rely on China but Africa, Asia, South America and Australia would provide a greater potential for sustainable economic development if countries erradicated preventable diseases, cleaned polluted areas and developed a real sense of social investment.
My policy has so many utopian holes who wants to take the first shot at it? People can not be empowered today in the market conditions because wealth is the single greatest driver of society how do you redress the balance?
When markets constrict due to over capacity in certain areas the real market - skills, time, comodity, service and products should take over they should create conditions that will allow developing markets to grow, because those with money will want to buy from those with the resources. Now what has happened to the money in the Wealthy economies is that the banking system has prevented access, it isn't credit that is required to stimulate growth rather the real development of trade for real things.
Now the wealthy protect themselves from paying for things through creating escape funds, locked investment packages, and havens for investment where taxation is limited. With the ease of money transfer and the lack of liquidity redistribution of wealth across markets and continents will create greater pressure to drive costs down, we are looking at a defaltionary pressure in UK economic's which is an artificial creation.
The reality is that the investment of wealth into developing economies should be happening now, growth markets that existing economies can serve and support to create sustainable development. Markets don't have to rely on China but Africa, Asia, South America and Australia would provide a greater potential for sustainable economic development if countries erradicated preventable diseases, cleaned polluted areas and developed a real sense of social investment.
My policy has so many utopian holes who wants to take the first shot at it? People can not be empowered today in the market conditions because wealth is the single greatest driver of society how do you redress the balance?
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