The subject title is the title of my e-book published on Amazon.com as a kindle edition.
I wrote the book to show that there is an alternative way for governments to organise their national economies.
The present bureaucratic system of regulation is merely an accretion of departments that have been created by successive governments in response to the pressures and challenges of a developing society. Thus the departments of state are not integrated into a functional whole with regard to communication within and amongst the various departments.
Since these departments deal with the complexities of a real person it is not surprising that the departments that deal with only one aspect of a persons life, that people are failed by "the system". They "fall through the net".
The new "Economic Architecture" of the title is a design to "Make Poverty History", to treat people in or out of employment fairly and with dignity and respect.
This, I believe, will go a long way to (dis)solving the social problems many countries and governments face.
I wrote the book to show that there is an alternative way for governments to organise their national economies.
The present bureaucratic system of regulation is merely an accretion of departments that have been created by successive governments in response to the pressures and challenges of a developing society. Thus the departments of state are not integrated into a functional whole with regard to communication within and amongst the various departments.
Since these departments deal with the complexities of a real person it is not surprising that the departments that deal with only one aspect of a persons life, that people are failed by "the system". They "fall through the net".
The new "Economic Architecture" of the title is a design to "Make Poverty History", to treat people in or out of employment fairly and with dignity and respect.
This, I believe, will go a long way to (dis)solving the social problems many countries and governments face.
