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Year 40 of Empowering Youth to Value the 13 Most Purposeful Freedoms
of Entrepreneurial Revolution Back in 1972 my dad first saw 500 youth sharing knowhow around a digital network. He coined Entrepreneurial
Revolutuon in The Economist as the study of (13) most vital trillion dollar purposes (matching the coming of 13 worldwide
market sectors) that every 21st C youth needed to collectively question, That is if the 2010s is to turn out to
be worldwide youth's most productive decade - help us search out 100 leaders of such a joyful decade at www.wholeplanet.tv Dad had been mentored by Keynes: As economics rules the world the opportunity will be economists designing
futures peoples need most, the risk that they will destroy those future purposes. First (see eg post-industrial, Grossly Deceptive Product, Gross World Product) dad noticed that through history only energy and technology have advanced the whole human race. So economists
advising nations to worry about world trade debt are in a right old muddle they should be advising such nations to be
concerned as to why dont other nations trust you to invest in youth given collaboration technology has never been so abundant.
However energy and tech also compound risks if we do not transparently respond to change ahead of its consequences. It is
now obvious that we have over-used carbon energies putting all sorts of natural capital at risk. Investing in solar energy
and progress towards zero waste needed to be the number 1 quality drive of the turn of the century led by richer people- to
the exent we continue to ignore our tardiness. we exponentially increase risk of all our children's children's extinction.
Banks, hi-trust public service leaders, do (no) evil professions have also spun viciously against the human race's needs in
their superpower rush to go global. We the peoples need to be grounded- we urgently need to transform to post-industrial
age's next 3 billion jobs invested in bottom up and open. The creative possibilities of job creating education (see eg
models world's number 1 job creating university) are probably our last chance to get back to 2010s being worldwide youth's most productuve time and this will require
changing the way mass media popularises heroes and getting foundations to invest in social imoact of youth cros-culturally.
Healthcare and nutrition are basics rights of children and we believe anywhere that wants to celebrate families without whose
thri=ving communities no place can grow. We chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk welcome debates of how to audit these trilljion dolar purposes so that economists help expoentially map the
futures that most people want instead of destroying these futures the way that errant macroeconomists have this last quarter
of a century. Let's identify what gamechanger can transform any global maret whose purpose is currently spinning agianst what
peoples want most. |  |
Help us link the logical and practical breakthrougths that Entrepreneurial Revolutionaries
have made sinc 1972 in mapping the futures peoples want most ER's Logical breakthroughs 1972 The Economist's Next 40 years - catalogued right old muddles that macroeconomists had accelerated since world war 2 - pointing out that sacricicing capital's
savings for next generation to balance of trade numbers would be the greatest fatal conceit given 2010's opportunity to invest
in youth linked by million times more collaboration tech than when man raced to moon 1976 Entrepreneurial Revolution - called for change of all the world's largest organisational models if they were to have a chance of elading the 13 trillion dollar global markets to the most trueted human purposes 1975-1978
celebrating -1 2 - asian-pacific-worldwide century 1976-2075 - thanks to japan happy win-win-win models all of asia's under-employed
could look forward to entrepreneurial lifetimes and NW hemispheres can respond to this in win-win ways if we we map back the
coming of million times more collaboration tech 1982 pointed out the good fortune that almost every innovation in service economy starts with small teams ddicated to many years of experimenting until a frnachise is ready for replication 1984
the first book of the net generation - and maps of next 3 billion jobs to invest youth in co-producing round the most exciting millenniu goals | ER's
practical gamechanger Youth investment banking version 1 Bangladesh from 1976; version 2 bringing mobile
connectivity to 100000 village banking hubs from 1996; emerging now cashless banking- the last chance peoples will get to
decide who starts of currency's value chainss - discuss at ning on BRAC and on grameen -also help charter thegrameenbank.com we aim to map emergence of the most practical networks of www.trilliondollaraudit.com , with your help www.considerbangladesh.com are you just-in-time for evolution in ? 1:54Editors at The Economist discuss ent... repreneurial revolution and why
Norman Macrae supported Bangladeshi Microfinance pioneers like Muhammad Yunus ... |
The
Opportunity of Economics- to design futures peoples want; the risk of economics to destroy futures peoples want most exciting newspaper journalist of last 75 years - believe my
dad was - download leaftet on norman macrae - since he died in 2010 I search as hard as anyone for a modern contender! almost from adam smiths first words came the warning - keep economics free
to be all the peoples subject - not a few top-down experts- Today's nightly news is being monopolised by experts in
destroying youth's futures - this web welcomes ideas on how to return democracy, youth and diversity to economics, but norman
also suggested a simpler way may be to choose one practice area (market sector) whose future you are passionate about questioning-
what could its most exciting purpose be for the whole human race to unite round co-producing? chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk |
| Most Exciting
Pro-Youth Purpose | Case - you tell us rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk | | Most Exciting Investment Banks | The 2 Bangladesh Banking systems representing 15 million
poorest village mothers -download norman's last article (2008) on how to learn from hi-trust banking so as to prevent quintuple dip recession thru 2010s | | Most
Exciting USA Companies | Interface - even a carpet manufacturer can profitably lead by planning to get to zero
carbon footprint wholefoods- promotions most loved by employees mainly create a doubling of million jobs supported in
developing world every 4 years thanks to al at http://wholeplanetfoundation.org | | Most Exciting Universities | Highly
resourced MIT - greatest job creating alumni network in world Lowly resourced - south africa free university movement
of mandela partners organised by www.taddyblecher.com | | Most exiciting broadcaster | www.africa24tv.com searching 40 industries and hi-trust industry leaders african continent needs to be self sufficient in | | Most
exciting economic models | Japan - created most win-win models of world trade ever seen including revolution in
manufactiring quality and start up of whole asia pacfific region | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
Beliefs of Entrepreneurial
Revolutionaries as codified in Norman Macrae’s 1976 Survey in The Economist Beliefs were grouped into 2 categories: general economics, specific
crises that 3rd quarter of 20th Century spun
General Economics beliefs of ER 1 There are 2 opposite types of economics-
those designed to develop future productivities of peoples and places, and those that disinvest in our children’s children
– Source Reference Keynes General System Theory 2 By definition entrepreneurs are concerned with economics and innovations that advance
the productive lot of our children;s children – Source Reference Coining of the word entrepreneur
by French goals of liberte, egalite, fraternite : human right access to assets of productivity around 1800 3 Joy of Entrepreneurial spirit flourishes when taught and mediated as non-political
and cross-cultural. Essentially, investing in children’s children has been the value that has so far made the human
race nature’s smartest evolutionary species – Source front cover of The Economist Xmas Issue 1976: Left is
Right is Centre. Crisis Opportunities Arising from Economics 3rd Quarter of 20th Century A During this quarter century the west
leading nations became accidentally dominated by economists focused on disinvesting in youth’s futures B Every major type of organisational system
now (1976) has embedded into it threats to the future sustainability of communities as well as positive possibilities C The exciting challenge of the 4th
quarter of the 20th C will be a New Capitalism – redesigning partnerships between organisational typologies
to value multiply their entrepreneurial positives – Reference: New Capitalism was slogan subtitle of The Economist survey
D Its urgent that we change
economics ahead of the greatest change generation – the coming internet generation Many subspecies
of entrepreneurial revolution network have emerged around these principles. We are always interested in registering specific
goal-oriented subnetworks but here are nine worth young entrepreneurial people –and those wishing to invest in youth’s
heroic goals - having a first look at. The three in the right hand columns involve changing economic methods that Norman inputted
into until 2010 | Social Action Entrepreneur – The Economist 1843 | Intrapreneur
service economy empowers entrepreneurial productivity thru projects and franchises 1982 | Journalists
for Humanity Entrepreneurs – relaunched with Norman 1989 | Social Business MicroCommunity Entrepreneur - Bangladesh 1976 | Net Generation Entrepreneur –
debated in 1984 book 2024 report | Valuetrue Entrepreneurs for network economics – calibrated around Unseen Wealth and intangibles
crisis researchers 1999 | Privatization Entrepreneur – Best practice
Bangladesh since birth of nation | Global SB Partnering in Youth Entrepreneurs
most heroic goals –paris-dhaka 2005 | TrillionDollarAudit Entrepreneurs- response
to too big to fail macroeconomists merged through 2000s |
YunusForum maps: partners mentors Inquiries -UK 07944991812 USA 3018811655 info@worldcitizen.tv (a dedication: http://womenuni.com/) Norman Macrae (1984 entering 4th decade as Deputy Editor of The Economist) : Sustainable Globalisation will require end of poverty- doing this will need a Nobel Laureate to inspire
the world to search ouyt 30000+ replicable community rising projects World Entrepreneur Rankings tend to cluster geographically and by system as collaboration entrepreneurs need
to value multiply each other's goodwill networks In
008/009, Bangladesh is the number 1 country for World Entrepreneurs 1.1 Yunus, 1.2
Barua, 1.3 Latifee 1.4 Begum 2.1 Abed ...
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WorldEntrepreneur.Net Picks the following books *2012 Krugman -End Depression Now *****
2008 Creating a world without poverty - social business, Future of Capitalism, Muhammad Yunus ****
1997 Banker for the Poor , Muhammad Yunus *** 1984 " The 2024 Report - a concise future history of whether globalsiation ended poverty in time", Norman Macrae
Books in Testing
Turning chapter 1 of Future Capitalism (Yunus SB Book 2008) into a whole book on how all 20th century system failed
to be measurable to ending poverty - team leader Modjtaba Sadria Trillion Dolar Audting - Which Global Markets Sectors
are Responsible for Trillion Dollar value exchanges, What is the most exciting human future we could design each of tehse
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