Pope Francis recently talked about Dogmatic formulations in a recent article. This is a point of discussion in economics also. Economic problems may defy dogma and fixed ideas about Capitalism and Communism. The issue here is that the effort is to solve a problem and not to share old dogma that misses the point and evades the goal and solution. For instance, Western economists and business owners share a consistent praise for China's economy that they call a miracle. The issue on immediate observation is a simple, easy economic plan and strategy followed also by Russia and all other European Democracies; Japan also but in Asia. Why not just follow China and enjoy the miracle? The answer for America is as follows and agrees with every Economists ' and politicians' praise: China is an authoritarian capitalist regime. It is also referred to as capitalist. But, it is a communist state. China is certainly capitalist. Yet, it is also communist politically. But, it is certainly just as capitalist as France and Japan. But, politically France and Japan are also democracies. The answer is to navigate the emotional dogma about Capitalism and democracy vs the dogma of communism. You could therefore be an economic capitalist miracle like China and communist. Communism is about politics and involves a one party state. It is not an economic ideology or strategy. Once you get beyond the dogmatic formulations that construe communism as negative, then you can adopt the Chinese economic strategy that provides the miracle. Communism is different but not necessarily negative according to many leading economists. You will also see China's economic strategy is essentially the strategy applied by your Democratic partners like Italy and other allies except for a few who have followed damaging cuts to programs and infrastructure. The strategy is as follows: prioritise the vitality of your own domestic market to generate as many numerous transactions as possible that is incumbent upon the vitality of your population, your people. It is summarised in the OHCHR preamble and Articles 1-27. This is your miracle plan. Just implement every article and call it your own economic miracle. Your country already signed it and you are just about to implement this miracle plan. If you are a politician, this is what you do and you cannot help but succeed. Article 11 is the top priority for an aggressive,successful capitalism with a strong, vital internal market. Warren A. Lyon, Journalist.

Pope Francis recently talked about Dogmatic formulations in a  recent article.  This is a point of discussion in economics also.  Economic problems may defy dogma and fixed ideas about Capitalism and Communism.   The issue here is that the effort is to solve a problem and not to share old  dogma that misses the point and evades the goal and solution.

For instance, Western economists and business owners share a consistent praise for China's economy that they call a miracle.  The issue on immediate observation is a simple, easy economic plan and strategy followed also by Russia and all other European Democracies; Japan also but in Asia.  Why not just follow China and enjoy the miracle?    The answer for America is as follows and agrees with every Economists ' and politicians'  praise: China is an authoritarian capitalist regime. It is also referred to as capitalist. But, it is a communist state. China is certainly capitalist. Yet, it is also communist politically.    But, it is certainly just as capitalist as France and Japan. But,  politically France and Japan  are also democracies.   The answer is to navigate the emotional dogma about Capitalism and democracy vs the dogma of communism.   You could therefore be an economic capitalist miracle  like China and communist. Communism is about politics and involves a one party state. It is not an  economic ideology or strategy.   Once you get beyond the dogmatic formulations that construe communism as negative, then you can adopt the Chinese economic strategy that provides the miracle. Communism is different but not necessarily negative according to many leading economists.    You will also see China's economic strategy is essentially the strategy applied by your Democratic partners  like Italy  and other allies except for a few who have followed damaging cuts to programs and infrastructure. The strategy is as follows: prioritise the vitality of your own domestic market to generate as many numerous transactions as possible that is incumbent upon the vitality of your population, your people.  It is summarised in the OHCHR preamble and Articles  1-27. This is your miracle plan.    Just implement every article and call it your own economic miracle.  Your country already signed it and you are just about to implement this miracle plan.  If you are a politician, this is what you do and you cannot help but succeed.  Article 11 is the top priority for an aggressive,successful capitalism with a strong, vital internal market. 


  • Warren A. Lyon,  Journalist. 

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