Projects of Norman Macrae Family Foundation :
The Economist’s Unacknowledged Giant
1 Journal of Social Business and New Economics Paradigms
2
The Next Forty Years, The Economist 1972
Without type 2 stockmarkets designed to invest peoples’
intergenerational savings in their youth’s future productivity, the global
financial system will collapse in the 2010s
Entrepreneurial Revolution Survey (1/3), The Economist Xmas Day
1976
Big business corporations were created 1875-1910. During 1975-2010,
their current form will need to disappear for the networking age to be
economic and sustainable. The interesting question is: what will replace
them?
Goodwill Economics: Millennium GoalJoin in making 2010s Youth’s Most Productive Decade
3 YouthWorldBanking.com
What, who and where is best for Youth World Banking?
Universities: The winner MIT Boston number 1 job creating paradigm of
higher education -only 10 nations' alumni create more jobs
Audacious sightings www.erworld.tv : 45 colleges of state of Georgia for
their 1000 youth brainstorm on job creation. HEC Paris for inviting a
golden league circle to start up sustainability MBA
Microcredits and Pro-Youth banks: Joint winners Bangladesh’s
first 40 years and Kenya’s Jamii Bora mobilization since 1999
Future Capital Portals : Joint winners danonecommunities.com and
singforhope.org
Queries Welcomed – [email protected]
Big Hairy Audacious Goals matter; so do forbidden questions. I grew up
in the 1960s. Humanity raced to the moon because the goal was set, and
mediated optimistically. Today many millions times more powerful
collaboration technology- makes 2010s youth’s most productive decade
an actionable goal. But investors urgently need to change measurements,
media, and any constitutions that currently forbid any of our children
from interconnecting the most entrepreneurially productive their lives
can be.
2010s Springs http://normanmacrae.ning.com
All over the world, the nightly news is dominated by politicians debating
economics. But it is macroeconomics’ fatal conceit to forbid the main
dialogue that Keynes tutored his final students, including my father:
Norman Macrae, to focus. Increasingly only economics rules the world
so swear a Hippocratic Oath to that responsibility- make sure any
economics you systemize multiplies goodwill and energizes the most
socially productive purposes of human beings. That’s what grounds free
markets in sustainable communities. By 1949, dad (also known as The
Economist’s Unacknowledged Giant) started 40 years of diarizing which
economists did and didn’t live up to Keynes oath. He storytold this by
joyfully celebrating those entrepreneurs who make more jobs than they
take. He died in 2010 believing sustainability solutions mobilized by
grassroots networks grown out of Bangladesh’s first 40 years as a free
nation were more critical for the net generation to benchmark in 2010s
than his advice to linkin world trade around Japan for 1960s to blossom.
Queries Welcomed – [email protected]
Pro-Youth Economics demands convergence of 4 types of partners:
Why Einstein, Von Neumann called for way above zero-sum games
S Those replicating the world’s most economic community solutions
O Those organizations with greatest technologies and resources
W Pro-youth media that communally heroizes job-creating networks
and sustainability of every goodwill multiplying community
T Constitutions, professions and governments that are designed to
integrate every youth’s entrepreneurial potential so that the 2 million
global village networking economy can thrive and spiraling risks at
borders is relegated to 20th C history.
Before hi-trust partnerships determined most value multiplication and how
exponential futures rise or fall, professions could reason that each
organization was being led towards a 10-win or 10-lose future integrated
round productive and demanding relationship flows. However, The Net
Generation can be defined as the first whose sustainability needs to map
how to value 100-win or 100-lose system consequences
O
W
Boundaryless Local to Global
P1
P2
P3
P4
P5
10s Last Call Productive Youth Century
S offers far more micro-up solutions than we could have anticipated
D3
D4
D5
MACRO
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P5
MACRO
Types of
Catalogue
Multiwin
Job Typesrule
&
Compound
risk safety
2: we are entering age of 100-win or 100-lose exponential
Models
futures:
dotcomsTransferability
And Capital
Towere
other an early case of 100-lose; wall streets serial virus from 2008 is
Funds
a current
case ofCommunities
100-lose economics
O enough organisations are going beyond greenwashing for there to be a
rapid revaluation of total corporate and public sector responsibilities
Which 2010s
pro-youth
leader do you
most admire?
Pro-youth Economics
Lessons Reframing
Professional metrics
Media, education
What tech or other
Change multipliers
T As Keynes predicted those used to ruling the world top-down are not
only youth’s greatest threat but are scaling systems that nature will judge
as too big to exist. They have set the world’s developed nations on a 2010s
trajectory of quintuple dip recession, which microeconomics needs to
urgently turn round -see Norman Macrae’s last article written Xmas 2008
D1
D2
MICRO
Compound risk safety rule 1: connectivity’s operand is multiplication not addition –
example big 5 accountant andersen mistakenly assumed that it could bring down its
value to society to zero . Industrial age accounting assumed billions of business value
plus zero = billions whereas billions*0=0. For more compound errors of the global
accountants monopoly: see Unseen Wealth, Brookings 2000
Compared with the timelines mapped by Norman Macrae in 1984
for the net generation to be sustainable
W Most media is dismally behind track and the designers of so-called
social media would get zero out of 10 if rated by The Economist’s 1843
founder of social action media James Wilson
P5
Boundaryless Local to Global
MICRO
NORMAN MACRAE FOUNDATION
Entrepreneurial Revolution
Getting Back to The Economist’s
145 Year Learning Curve 1843-1988
of Economics Designed to mediate
Improvement ofNext Generation’s
productivity out of every community
T
S
10-win system models:
5 productivities: P1 individual, P2 interpersonal network, P3 single organisational system,
P4 system network of global business partners, P5 system’s network of society partners
5 demands : D1 workers, D2 customers, D3 owners of single system,
D4 global business partner network, D5 local societies partner network
references:
http://aaanation.ning.com
Good News Surveys of top 50 Millennium Goal projects
Surveys of top 50
projects out of 10
VALUETRUE.com:
If economics truly cared about
regional clusters
of entrepreneurs
developing your
nation, wouldn’t ratings agencies
primarily score how families’ investments in a
Debates of
Worldwide Youth’s
country were compounding
productive
Freedom’s Joy of
Votes of Millennium
Purpose
of 20 Most
& Linked
opportunities
for their nextGoals
generation
and
Life Critical Markets
Heroines
educate media’s innovation capacity to map
above zero-sumCreatingjobs.net
collaboration entrepreneurship
50 stories
across 2 millionTop
global
village network economy
of creating jobs
Von Neumann
Biography by Norman
Macrae 1992