On Politics

I don’t like talking on politics, but my ideas can be very well inspire better politicians to form their roadmap. I am always in favor of peace and win-win strategies. The local or global disputes may increase the income of several industries, but dramatically reduce the rest. Additionally, the disputes increase income inequalities which results in inefficient use of country’s resources.

My ideas on local manufacturing systems, landfill recycling technologies and renewable energy facilities allow effective win-win strategies for the countries. These strategies rely on the development of economically implementable original solutions. Let me explain it with an example.

Once a machine is developed to solve one of the problems I mentioned above by Country A, they will not be sold directly to Country B. Instead, Country A will offer Country B to establish facilities to manufacture them. Increasing the manufacturing capacity locally to be able to export would require costly credits. On the other hand, establishing a facility on Country B can be financed relatively cheaply by the Country B’s resources. Especially, if the Country B is a developed nation. Developing technologies for the benefit of society and making it available worldwide would increase the popularity of Country A. Increasing the employment on Country B has additional bonus. Such positive perception would enforce Country B to change its one-sided strategies against Country A as well. One important benefit of this strategy to Country A is it would make the country an industrial giant with worldwide manufacturing capability. Such power can be accomplished without needing to build giant factories locally, export energy and raw materials to manufacture them and pollute your own country in the meanwhile. Even a low population country can be an industrial power.

Win-win strategy is like a negative feedback system. Negative feedback reduces the output of a system but improves its stability and quality of the output. On the other hand, no or positive feedback systems would yield much higher output with higher distortion and instability which usually results in oscillations and eventual destruction of the system. At the moment global economies experience oscillations due to lack of win-win strategies. Develop and implement strategies to grow the global market, instead of trying to increase your own share with the expense of reducing the overall market. Exporting can only be sustained as long as the importing country has a solid economy.