To guarantee economic advancement in the twenty first century, politicians need to first rid themselves of their archaic left wing and right wing affiliations. After all, solutions to socio-economic problems of the industrial world lie hidden within a mathematical domain far removed from both left wing and right wing ideals. Furthermore, even seasoned politicians need to be made aware that managing knowledge-centric economies is an altogether different ball game. Wall Street syndicates need to be made aware that engaging excessively in speculative investments has potential to harm traditional industrial sectors in America. In fact, many iconic engineering companies in America were wrecked while focusing entirely on stock price trajectories. The latest causality in this stock market game was an aircraft manufacturer.
Many world leaders and public policy makers who routinely congregate at global economic summits happen to be products of faulty university education systems. Meanwhile, politicians who are unable to make their own contributions to either political or economic thinking often try to gain political legitimacy by pledging allegiance to inappropriate Marxist ideals. These Socialist ideals might someday pose a threat to the global free enterprise ecosystem. Furthermore, policy makers without a background in systems engineering or business administration might not possess the right intellectual markup to be able to oversee industrially advanced economies. Therefore, essays in this handbook help correct fault lines in university education and economic thinking.
The literary objective here is to help nurture a new generation of independent thinkers and policy makers who will be more perceptive than their predecessors. In fact, a distinctive genre of literature needed to be created exclusively for use by decision makers at the higher echelons. This new genre of literature was required to help correct flawed belief structures, assumptions, and ideologies that have been taking civilizations down undesirable paths. Moreover, mainstream voters in many countries are inclined to elect political candidates who exhibit superior oratory skills. However, candidates with impressive oratory skills might not possess the right acumen to be able to oversee complex industrial economies. Meanwhile, poorly executed neoliberal policies end up creating socio-economic unease. The resulting economic distress will bring Populists and Fascists to the political forefront.