End of War – Managing Mature Capitalisms
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End of War – Managing Mature Capitalisms
A solution to War and Great Depressions made possible by Transition Economics and SUSTAIN
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In End of War – Managing Mature Capitalisms, prodigious researcher Edward Michael Tilley takes us on a first aid mission of past and present mature capitalisms – Great Depressions
End of War leads us through the project of reliably restoring lost freedoms and economies until Public Utilities can make us sustainably self-reliant
Wars, like our increasingly difficult lives, are driven by financial mistakes in Government Policy. These mistakes, like wars, are predictable, preventable, and they can be turned around too
When we don’t know what to stand for, we can fall for anything
ACT Parties and Right Plans give 200 democratic nations a solution to vote for, and an opportunity for all countries to replace guess-work with scientifically proven policies that build Good Lives, strong Social Contracts, and an End of War for us all
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Great leaders recognize problems and then explain how to correct them to forward our Good Life and Sustainable society
Edward Tilley, End of War, 2018
It isn’t naïve to think we can eliminate war; End of War presents a list of simple proofs that explain the basic lessons that build societies sustainably
It’s not pretentious to explain that an End to War can be implemented through research and education either. Once your understanding of historical macroeconomics and Transition Economics improves, it should be obvious to even the most ardent devil’s advocate that there are smarter and more impressive ways to correct our financial mistakes
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