Human Energy & Microeconomic Liberalisation

Human Energy & Microeconomic Liberalisation

Matrix illustrations of the Managed Markets (Microeconomic Liberalisation) Model of Global Welfare and the Human Energy Framework (HEF). 

Key elements of Microeconomic Liberalisation:

• Public Endowment: Global Equity Programs constitutive of the ‘Right to Industrial Development’. Public endowment provides foundation ‘Citizenship’ Studies and mandatory 'Right to Work' Certificate. Subsequently enlarges to the Right to Employment (public liability for unemployment), the Right to Heritage Industries (structured work experience); and Right to the City (public mandated multi-roster stipulates of the universal Industrial Relations Settlement)

• Cultural Endowment: the cumulative cultural endowment of human civilisation. Cultural endowment refers to all forms of engagement in the cultural life of the community, as subjectively experienced via all sense modalities and all channels of local-global broadcast programming (cultural and festive events, distributed media) and as part of the day to day experience of living in larger society

• Neo-Capitalism: represented by Pilotships and Enterprise Planning. Formalised public allocative systems to subsidise and mitigate risks of and screen all new enterprises

• Neo-Democracy: denoting ‘Political Party Pilotships’. Formalised public allocative systems to subsidise and mitigate risks of and screen all new political campaigns

Related:

- Rights to Industrial Development

- Microeconomic Liberalisation

- Technological Readiness for Microeconomic Liberalisation