Planning conflicts between political and industrial sectors

The absence of a responsible, effective liaison between the industrial sector and political centers of power creates disrelationships between them. This has lead to inadequate, even capricious treatment of human need in underdeveloped countries. Economic planning at the national and global levels is uncoordinated and arenas of global concern, such as: the environment, resource management, population growth, and aging are not adequately considered.

1. Policy disputes
2. Institutional fragmentation
3. Commercial disregard of social responsibility

1. Uncoordinated global restructuring of production
2. Sectoral imbalances
3. Insufficient local industry planning
4. Ignored social needs of developing countries

1. Conflicts of national law in relation to international transactions
2. Absence of long-term economic planning agencies

1. Commercialization of the airwaves

1. Conflict