Tag Archives: bureaucracy

The Honor System

Posted on March 30, 2014 by john

Dear Friends, It seems to me, the political elite only pledge to follow our various Constitutions, but are not forced to. This is nothing more than an honor system. To place such responsibility in the hands of so few … Continue reading →

Posted in economy, Group Politics, Law, media, Mercy, philosophy | Tagged bureaucracy, Constitutional crisis, corruption, crime, crimea, crony capitalism, economics, economy, elite, fourth branch, government, government spending, honor system, incentive, International Capitalist Party, jobs, Law, market system, numa, political corruption, political elite, political favor, politics, poverty, rational maximiser, regulation, russia, ukraine, unrest | Leave a comment

I Pencil and Complexity Theory

Posted on October 14, 2013 by john

Dear Friends, It seems to me, the most commonly known analogy in economics is, I Pencil. This narrative shows that the capitalist system produces things of such complexity it would be impossible for a central authority to do it. … Continue reading →

Posted in economy, Group Politics, International Power, Law, media, Mercy, philosophy, polictics of class envy | Tagged bureaucracy, bureaucratic friction, capitalism, complex economics, complexity, complexity theory, economic friction, economics, economy, education, emmigration, government, government spending, health care, i pencil, immigration, incentive, International Capitalist Party, jobs, laissez fair, let it work, market system, media, meritocracy, politicians, politics, poverty, progressive, rational maximiser, recession, redistribution, regulation, socialist, society, stimulus, unemployment | Leave a comment

The Threat of Bureaucracy.

Posted on March 25, 2013 by john

Dear Friends, It seems to me, the bureaucratic part of the US government is not only unconstitutional, it poses the greatest risk to constitutionalism that exists today. Nowhere in the US Constitution is there permission given, for unelected administrators to … Continue reading →

Posted in economy, Law, Mercy, philosophy, Societal Myth | Tagged bureaucracy, constitution, constitutional limits, constitutionalism, corruption, economics, economy, elite, freedom, government, government spending, health care, incentive, International Capitalist Party, jobs, Law, Liberty, market system, media, merit, meritocracy, politics, poverty, progressive, regulation, tyranny | Leave a comment

Bureaucracy vs Complexity

Posted on June 21, 2012 by john

Dear Friends, It seems to me, the main difference between bureaucratic and complex systems, is that bureaucracies are inefficient and primarily benefit those in charge, while complex systems are extremely efficient and the benefits are more widely distributed. This is … Continue reading →

Posted in economy, philosophy | Tagged bureaucracy, complex system, complexity, demand side, economics, general prosperity, Golden Rule, government, government spending, International Capitalist Party, john maynard keynes, meritocracy, philosophy, politics, poverty, prosperity, redistribution, socialist, stimulus, supply side | 1 Comment

Bureaucracy

Posted on March 1, 2012 by john

Dear Friends, It seems to me that if a person was to examine the issue open eyed, the reasoning person would ascertain that the primary source of friction in a modern economy, is the bureaucratic organization that is quickly becoming … Continue reading →

Posted in economy, Law, philosophy, Societal Myth | Tagged bureaucracy, constitution, corruption, economic friction, economy, education, elite, government, government spending, Graphing Government Economic Friction, incentive, International Capitalist Party, market system, media, politicians, poverty, regulation, tyranny | Leave a comment