The World at Our Hands Report

The WAOH Right Plan and Econometrics Library has grown into nine methods:

1. The Library – Socio-Economic surveys sorted by Causal, Sustainable, Neutral, and then Unsustainable Policy
2. Data Science – Transition Economics’ epistemologies (best-practises and expert systems) are based on Causality measures, visualization tools, dashboards, quantitative science and observation
3. A Right Plan by Role – Our Aristotelean Right Plan of Sustainable Social, Government (Public), Business, and Finance Policy
4. By Industry Sector – Manufacturing, Real Estate, Imports, Exports, etc.
5. Transition Engineering – Sustainable Development Goals (The SDGs) are essential in every nation * We see this most profoundly during a COVID-19 crisis today
6. FDR‘s proven-successful New Deals and Second Bill of Rights
7. Bibles – are textbooks that describe how to build a sustainable society
8. Reports – a study of “Important versus Misleading” democratic political policies
9. Finally, TEP Indices – the social indicators that comprise Social Contract and TEP indexing

The World at our Hands Report is an econometrics library that sequences all current confirmed Sustainable and Unsustainable Policy Indicators and Indices.

The econometrics library is a thesis-based collection of public, social, business, and finance policy – ordered by causality and proven track record. Method 1 contains the policies and measures which are causal and create advancing economies first – at the top of the list, and then the policies and measures that create less improvement or which have adverse impacts are at the bottom. Method 2 introduces this data as an Aristotelean Right Plan – what IMF or World Bank call a Macroeconomic Framework. Right Plans include both social and economic planning.

Listings are presented here in the library in order to bring essential context to an otherwise indecipherable array of meaningless statistics. Citations for all charts are documented in theses, articles, and in the books of the SSP

Casinos are proven to be recession-proof businesses because they alter games to offer a higher percentage-probability of advantage to the house. TE builds strong economies reliably in the same way. Sustainable policies have a higher probability of advancing both economy and society, while unsustainable policies lead to collapse reliably too. By choosing only-sustainable policies, any nation can plan and implement a sustainable economy reliably

The WAOH – World at our Hands Report, Transition Economics, TASK, and ACT are components of the SSP – Sustainable Societies Programme introduced in the 600-page thesis End of War, Managing Mature Capitalisms

To vote for Sustainable Policies, you’ll need to find an epistemological (expert-led) ACT Epis Party. Political parties today, both right and left, very often support ZERO sustainable policies. That’s a serious problem that turns every vote into a socially irresponsible act as well. Parties who present reporting and policy with no causal measures of an Advancing Economy become social pariahs, and when we also fail to teach our citizens about Social Contract Losses averaging $4.3 billion daily in every nation, so do we. Democractic nations with populations greater than 15-million, must add Constitutional Reforms to protect themselves and their economies from unsustainable policy and reporting as a matter of viability …

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Standard of Research

CSQ Research’s Standard of Research requires all facts to be cited and confirmed in statistics and in context of an historical track record of success. Transition Economics (TE) is a straight-forward econometric science and data science that we use to help visualize and contextualize economic and social data, and similar approaches are welcome

Contributions

Contributors – Researchers and Universities/Colleges are invited to contribute to the World in our Hands Report. Send your TEPs, surveys, and suggestions for placement in the library to [email protected] Download the most recent TE Proof Chart template and much of our recent working data in Excel format here . Python, MatPlotLib, various JS Charts, and Jupyter Notebook scripts are available to collaborating researchers. An explanation on how to build TEP Charts is available in End of War Chapter 4

New Proofs and TEPs must include supporting data and citations for all sources. Contributors’ names are published here in the report pending review and acceptance of research. CSQ Research makes updates as quickly as we can validate them and these surveys become our decision-support and building blocks for creating successful policy thereafter

We regret that we cannot accept all submissions. We prefer to accept submissions for the following TEPs with priority:

Easy: Social Problems: Trust, Mental Illness, Addiction, Math & Literacy, Education Index, Social Mobility, Imprisonment. Industry Sectors: Energy, Mining, Pharmaceuticals, Healthcare, Transportation, Public Administration, Female/Male % per Industry. Finance & Government Investment: Mid-sized SDG SEED versus Scale-Up and Small Business Investment

Complex: Strong Communities | Non-trade-based Advancing Economy measures | Rental Poverty | Mortgage Poverty | Home Affordability | Nationalism/Culture | Scale-Up vs Greenfield Investment |  Middle-Income |  Female Inequity | Diversity | SKILL versus WILL (Engineers/Technology Leads/Medical versus Admin and Money professionals (H.R./Legal/M.B.A. Generalist /Administration/Accountants) – ideally in Leadership/Boards/Sustainable Societies