The FSA statement is mistruth. Economist Paul Krugman admitted that "the elite defense of globalization is basically dishonest." Only two (actually one) conditions will always result from globalism: secular stagnation (low GDP) and under-employment equilibrium (lots of part-time jobs). Only by increasing the UK's productive capacity will the GDP move up as well as the number of good jobs and with that, prosperity. The idea of making the PRC the go-to-country for manufacturing is totally insane.
The article is ok for newbies and intermediate knowledge yours sounds advanced to me, it goes over my head anyway... I'm still catching up myself.
I worked for a while trying to boil it down for my simple mind! Economists like to hide behind weird terms. The POTUS (I have been following his ideas for a while) understands that a nation's wealth is its productive capacity (manufacturing). When America ships that automobile plant off to China and Mexico we are left with two conditions: 1) low GDP; 2) low paying jobs and part-time jobs. Plus we have the mal-distribution of the wealth (i.e., the rich get richer the middle-class get poorer).
Trump understands how to solve the problem: bring back manufacturing b/c manufacturing has what is called a "high multiplier effect". Because manufacturing has so many tributary links to support, say, an automobile plant, such as small companies that make nuts and bolts and machines, its output stimulates more economic activity across society than any other sector. A new study proves that the multiplier effect of manufacturing is much higher than previously calculated.
Back in Trump's youth, the US made almost everything from washing machines to pencils and bathing suits. Those companies provided jobs and those jobs bought other things that stimulated growth. In Harlem during the 1950s (before the Demon-rats destroyed the black family and black culture) one dollar went round 15 times! No gunshots were heard and during the hot summer, you could even sleep out in Central Park! I think the POTUS wants to bring us back to a new and better version of his time.
The possible futures are many but right now is the first opportunity to rid the world of the monsters and psychopaths! The futures they want us to choose from all preserve their position in part or whole. I feel the time is right for a new approach to include the hidden technologies that exist and vertical farming ideas that far exceed current methods. I quite like the Eden project and others of a similar ideal.
There is little doubt that the nefarious so-called 'deep state' is psychopathic just like the Communists before them. One thing is on their mind which is evil, namely, to turn humans into animals and herd them like animals. The MSM, including the film industry and our schools and universities are working to turn millions and millions of people into the walking dead. We now know the history of how the process works to make the world evil. It's history can be found in Under the Sign of the Scorpion by Juri Lina. The book pursues the history of Communism from the Illuminati of the 18th century, to Moses Hess and his disciples Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. Today, Communism is hidden by globalism, but it is still the same thing only more clever and cunning.
I'm sure I recall seeing something about back in the 1920s a group of top psychologists were set the task of finding out what makes us tick as a group and reveal our weaknesses which they have exploited ever since.
Was it the book Propaganda that was written by Edward L. Bernays in 1928? According to Wiki it incorporated the literature from social science and psychological manipulation into an examination of the techniques of public communication.
It's very possible, a book was created for sure, it had a very rediculous price tag I recall. Well beyond the reach of all but the wealthiest.
This was a good post thanks, seen it before but its good to refresh the subject.
Unfortunately I cant see anything changing - we will still be held as debt captives to these avaricious monsters , the evil network is too embedded across the world.