Absence of long-term economic planning agencies

No government board, no private enterprise, and no global agency is currently assuming responsibility for creating a comprehensive long-range projection which might indicate, in concrete terms, the complex inter-relatedness of production, distribution, and resources involved in establishing a world-wide economic foundation. There is no adequate method for people to use the available skills and analytical tools to evaluate international economic inter-relations. An individual economic enterprise, when faced with planning its own future expansion, investment and development, must therefore, of necessity, plan only from its limited and immediate context.

1. Limited approaches to economic planning

1. Short-range planning for long-term development
2. Planning conflicts between political and industrial sectors
3. Dependence of countries on export of limited range of raw materials
4. Belittling of grant recipients
5. Absence of a long-range, world-wide capital flow plan

1. Failure of centrally planned economies

1. Monopoly of the economy by corporations
2. Limited image of employability
3. Imperialistic distribution system

1. Limiting approaches to economic planning
2. Freeing up approaches to economic planning

1. Uneconomic
2. Short-termism
3. Limitedness
4. Absence