What we have is Distribution Policy...Not Growth Policy

Once we understand Growth Policy then we can Challenge policy decisions...

Context Matters...

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Context Matters: The challenges of Baltimore (and the nation) in context <a href="http://t.co/R9veblio84">http://t.co/R9veblio84</a></p>&mdash; MAIN &amp; WALL Univ (@mainandwallu) <a href="https://twitter.com/mainandwallu/status/597750219535687680">May 11, 2015</a></blockquote>
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Change is in The Air..

Pennsylvania Ave : A View to the Future: Changes in the Investment In...: A View to the Future: Changes in the Investment Industry | Enterprising Investor

A View to the Future: Changes in the Investment Industry | Enterprising Investor

A View to the Future: Changes in the Investment Industry | Enterprising Investor

Modular-Finance, Capitalism & Democracy

The pull of value, mediated by valuation, contracting, and guidance technologies, influences the paths of development of design and artifacts. The promised reward to those seeking value will be greatest along the paths that correspond to high perceived market value. For their part, the technologies of contracting and guidance will affect both what designers can see and how they seek value. As a result, the artifacts that arise in an advanced market economy will be different from those realized in primitive or planned economies. That is why the organization of the economic system is important to us as we attempt to understand the evolution of complex designs of artifacts like computers.
     Thus we need to look at the economic system as a whole, using three technologies - valuation, contracting, and guidance - as our lens.

HAT Tip ~ Design Rules, The Power of Modularity

Fw: East Asia Pacific Urged to Adopt Policies to Protect More Workers

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MAY 8, 2014 East Asia and Pacific     East Asia Pacific Urged to Adopt Policies to Protect More Workers Current regulations favor salaried, prime-age males at the expense of women and youth. New report says solid economic fundamentals are first step toward ensuring all people are protected. Read the press release | feature story | blog Get the key findings and report Check out the infographic Watch the videos: Informality in the Philippines | in Indonesia   Subscribe:   RSS    Email   Follow us:   Blog: East Asia & Pacific on the rise   Twitter   Facebook     This email was sent to you because you signed up to receive updates on the East Asia and Pacific Region. If you prefer to no longer receive our updates, you can unsubscribe here.

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Subject: The Mystery Billionaires Behind the Fourth-Largest U.S. Charity

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