A Turning Point for Economy: The Full Neutrality with the Natural Environment
Abstract:
The prospect that opens for Humanity from the fight against global warming discloses an even broader perspective to achieve the full and complete adaptation of life to the nature that welcomes us. Peace with nature is in fact a prize that we can hope to obtain with the help of research and science. But on the path that leads to the new relationship with nature, we encounter development anomalies at the global level and at the level of individual states and territories. The question that arises is the following: Can we reach the goal of full neutrality with the planet by having in store some developmental anomalies at the continental level and cyclical and monetary anomalies at the level of states and territories? The answer is logically negative. Can we in fact arrive at the objective of neutrality divided into groups with hugely different conditions? So, the West and part of Asia run ahead, and Africa and others travel behind. Or we can achieve the goal of neutrality with a structure of economies subject to inflation or deflation. Argentina, Egypt, Türkiye, and others are grappling with long-lasting inflation. While another half of the world's countries are grappling with long-term deflation, starting with Europe and Asian countries. China, the giant of the Asian economy, after decades of accelerated development, is, in turn, hit by a Japanese syndrome. That is, it follows the path of the Rising Sun which, hit by a huge speculative bubble in the 1980s, has suffered long-term deflation for twenty years or more. The same fate seems to await China, which has been experiencing severe deflation for some years. With the result of exporting low-cost industrial products and exporting at the same time a rebound deflation and a relative commercial damping. Well, this structure of the global scenario, affected by anomalies of unequal development between continents and cyclical and monetary anomalies in individual states and territories, seems compatible with the scenario expected with the turning point of full neutrality. Provided, however, that a policy of global and supranational coordination of development and recovery of cyclical and monetary aberrations is implemented. The era of the turning point towards complete neutrality also means: - economy in equilibrium around the ideal number close to 2%, constant - rising growth of the economy. Impossible alterations of any kind.
