re to gain more power not give it away; call it the Alpha Male Syndrome if you will?

Nevertheless, any time you improve the efficiencies of the Flow of Money thru free-markets, good governance or proper management of monetary policy you expand the pie and there is more benefit to all. Thus, th

At no other time in human civilization has economics played a greater role in the stability of Nations. The economics of the twenty-first century are indeed more complex and interdependent than ever before. The massive scale of money flows to all parts of the world is truly astounding and thus the importance of good economic policy is indeed paramount.

As socialist, communist and capitalist nations converge as trading partners, allies and friends joining in a common cause of trade, defense, technology, humanitarian efforts and space exploration we see the game changing and adding new dimensions to past period economic theory.

One of the most important flows of any civilization is the Flow of Money, and a common currency and well-run economic policy can make or break any nation, no matter how strong. Is a one-world currency and one-world economic policy needed? Indeed it is and yet we all know that many leaders who rise to the top of their nations maybe extremely hesitant of such a system.

It would mean that control would be exerted over their domain and thus limit their abilities and lessen their control. Of course we know that the innate characteristics of mankind are to gain more power not give it away; call it the Alpha Male Syndrome if you will?

Nevertheless, any time you improve the efficiencies of the Flow of Money thru free-markets, good governance or proper management of monetary policy you expand the pie and there is more benefit to all. Thus, thi

mportance of good economic policy is indeed paramount.

As socialist, communist and capitalist nations converge as trading partners, allies and friends joining in a common cause of trade, defense, technology, humanitarian efforts and space exploration we see the game changing and adding new dimensions to past period economic theory.

One of the most important flows of any civilization is the Flow of Money, and a common currency and well-run economic policy can make or break any nation, no matter how strong. Is a one-world currency and one-world economic policy needed? Indeed it is and yet we all know that many leaders who rise to the top of their nations maybe extremely hesitant of such a system.

It would mean that control would be exerted over their domain and thus limit their abilities and lessen their control. Of course we know that the innate characteristics of mankind are to gain more power not give it away; call it the Alpha Male Syndrome if you will?

Nevertheless, any time you improve the efficiencies of the Flow of Money thru free-markets, good governance or proper management of monetary policy you expand the pie and there is more benefit to all. Thus, th

nsions to past period economic theory.

One of the most important flows of any civilization is the Flow of Money, and a common currency and well-run economic policy can make or break any nation, no matter how strong. Is a one-world currency and one-world economic policy needed? Indeed it is and yet we all know that many leaders who rise to the top of their nations maybe extremely hesitant of such a system.

It would mean that control would be exerted over their domain and thus limit their abilities and lessen their control. Of course we know that the innate characteristics of mankind are to gain more power not give it away; call it the Alpha Male Syndrome if you will?

Nevertheless, any time you improve the efficiencies of the Flow of Money thru free-markets, good governance or proper management of monetary policy you expand the pie and there is more benefit to all. Thus, th

yet we all know that many leaders who rise to the top of their nations maybe extremely hesitant of such a system.

It would mean that control would be exerted over their domain and thus limit their abilities and lessen their control. Of course we know that the innate characteristics of mankind are to gain more power not give it away; call it the Alpha Male Syndrome if you will?

Nevertheless, any time you improve the efficiencies of the Flow of Money thru free-markets, good governance or proper management of monetary policy you expand the pie and there is more benefit to all. Thus, th

re to gain more power not give it away; call it the Alpha Male Syndrome if you will?

Nevertheless, any time you improve the efficiencies of the Flow of Money thru free-markets, good governance or proper management of monetary policy you expand the pie and there is more benefit to all. Thus, this actually gives a larger domain to control over for leaders of all nations and higher standards of living and greater quality of life for their citizenry, therefore boosting the leadership’s credibility thru increased positive public perception and confidence levels.

I hope you will enjoy this intellectual and often philosophical discussion on economic policy for the twenty-first Century. I appreciate your reading of this article, as it is one of my first on this very important subject. Perhaps this article is of interest to propel thought in 2007?