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# Create merchants to trade for what you cannot make locally. | # Create merchants to trade for what you cannot make locally. | ||
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| + | # Create education so there will be better managers. | ||
# Create rule of law so that the managers are not resented. | # Create rule of law so that the managers are not resented. | ||
# Create lawyers to manipulate the legal system. | # Create lawyers to manipulate the legal system. | ||
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# Create governments to keep the managers and the rabble satisfied. | # Create governments to keep the managers and the rabble satisfied. | ||
# Create innovators to make the range of things you want. | # Create innovators to make the range of things you want. | ||
| − | # Create machines to make more. | + | # Use innovations to make more stuff better, faster and cheaper. |
| + | # Create machines to make more stuff cheaper. | ||
| + | # Create ways to use information to control it all. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
[[Category: Regulation]] | [[Category: Regulation]] | ||
Revision as of 11:25, 11 May 2025
Contents
Meme
Making a society.
Context
Political Economy is a branch of the **social sciences** that examines how **politics and economics** interact and influence each other. It explores how **governments, policies, and institutions** shape economic systems, and how economic forces, in turn, affect political decisions.
- Key Aspects of Political Economy**
- Economic Systems & Governance** – Studies how different economic models (capitalism, socialism, etc.) function under various political structures.
- Public Policy & Regulation** – Analyzes how governments create policies that impact trade, taxation, labor, and markets.
- Global Trade & Development** – Examines international economic relations, including trade agreements and financial institutions.
- Historical & Theoretical Foundations** – Draws from thinkers like **Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Stuart Mill**, who shaped economic and political thought.
Political economy is widely studied in **academia, government, and business**, influencing decisions on **economic growth, inequality, and governance**. You can explore more on [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_economy) or [Investopedia](https://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/political-economy.asp).
Are you interested in a specific aspect, like global trade or economic policy? 🚀
Step by Step
- Biological necessity to have children.
- Figure out how to make children useful.
- Take what you need by force.
- Train others to help you take what you want.
- Create managers to extend your reach.
- Create Armies to take even more.
- Create accountants to keep track of what you have.
- Create merchants to trade for what you cannot make locally.
- Create money so merchants can roam widely.
- Create education so there will be better managers.
- Create rule of law so that the managers are not resented.
- Create lawyers to manipulate the legal system.
- Create Policy to help you and managers to keep what you have.
- Create governments to keep the managers and the rabble satisfied.
- Create innovators to make the range of things you want.
- Use innovations to make more stuff better, faster and cheaper.
- Create machines to make more stuff cheaper.
- Create ways to use information to control it all.
