debate of the year - virus who pays

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now that every person is onlin how do we map a global beyond borders
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ater 10 dusastrous statistical mistakes will governors take back escape from the virus world wherever americans most despeately need community action not washigon grandstanding
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Arvind Ashta

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Professor of Finance & Control, Burgundy School of Business Author of A realistic theory of Social Entrepreneurship

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I once asked who will pay for the COVID? From what I have seen, here are some possibilities
1. Individual taxpayer (no surprise, what else?)
2. Corporate taxpayer (especially those who have made a lot of money during this period)
3. Petro taxes: keeping the retail price constant, the government can cash in on the low petrol prices.
4. Insurance companies (this is what they do).
5. Governments could take debt (so finally taxpayer but spread over the years to our children and grandchildren).
6. Shareholders take risk and should bear risk as far as bankruptcy is concerned. This includes pension funds who took the risk... can't just have gains.
7. Charity.
8. Issue new money (see Milford Bateman's comment below).
9 China pays (can't understand why, wonder which country is going to be charged for Ebola or AIDS or any other illness). Of course, China may say US pays... lets make US great again?
10. Germany pays! This is a new one, in the name of European solidarity. Not so new if one remembers my paper on Greece: the price of access to markets must be social security subsidies for weaker countries. (At that time I hadn't thought of "weak" meaning those more susceptible to a virus, though).
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www.economistrefugee.com important debate- expect youth as sdg generation pays & gandhian truth mediation loses http://www.worldrecordjobs.com/2020/04/gandhi-is-one-of-leaders-it-is-most.html unless sun fights virus, india pay a lot as local health systems and tech app unfit fifth of human beings -also India most complex combo of borders/neighbors on mother earth- virus being mediated in west by orwell big brothers having compounded risks to local communities keep making big bigger abusing nature's evolutionary code- at tech crossroads how big data is designed for AI needed vibrant/FEARLESS local community actions, last mile frontline servants -unless education starts up a k-12 curriculum making exponential risks truly transparent all the poorest historically most divided will pay - 3 halves of our world : poor, youth, women have less than 10 voice in investment - thats before virus- may be less than 1% over 2020s instead of human relation maps to make sdgs possible www.kobe.mba chris.macrae.yahoo.co.uk ps last visit delhi 2004 1000 gandhians and health servants from 50 countries met at indira gandhi centre of arts- a lot of notes to publish but then next week tsunami hit so practitioners had other fires to fight

sos virus- which city will be first to design the 1000 youth franchise needed to trace the virus- this became the main agenda of the 10th annual summit of #cgiu2020, first virtual summit- edinburgh university vc was promised april 2021 for next cgiu real summit- chelsea clinton announced boston coordinated by pih paul farmer will lead the way in designing us public health service of youth tracers - part of the puzzle paul farmer is medical worlds chief saint but scaling has often involved support of soros, jim kim and last mile health in rural areas - a curriculum developed by fazle abed and launched within the medical college named after james grant - the first of several world class scholars movements gravitated by the abed university of brac and now of     soros

osun

arizona state scholars - online edu- walter kronkite journalism

ny state - world class performing arts - bard catalogue of community building - example brooklyn microuniversity ;; dc-baltimore schools- ineteconomics leader kaletsky- celebrating diverse societies - soros laureates.. with rome prize of aanual summit of nobel peace laureates lead host gorbachev,partner hub green club of rome

ny ineteconomics leaders include antone kaletski; uk partners include lord turne
eg edinburgh summit scottish awakening

vienna - ceu - world hub for global climate adaptability world class city of musicians

dhaka world class women solve community sdgs-
edu partners include lego pre-school yidan wise first laureate mastercard teen girls livelihood clubs
tech partners include mit legatum dubai
poverty partners include mit poverty lab abdul latif nobel economics 2019
health partners include soros jim kim paul farmer columbi u ;berkeley bangladesh diaspora irri - see james grant school public health
nutrition partners world food prize partners
curriculum of global banks with values - presencing institute mit

ghana alesi uni 6th wise laureate - also micrsoft and other top us internet alumni- collaboratory of new unis africa

open society communities require such basic capacities as
health and safety -soros alumni core partners include pih's jim kim and paul farmer from 2000, alumni of fazle abed soon thereafter- during q3 of 20th century 2 billion people life-saving apllicion netwrks - asian alumni of america borlug applied to rice science alumni of brefoot medics a network started in china but whose firstr gamechanng cure -billion person lifesaver oral rehydration - in both cases alumni of fazle abed bangladesh women empowerment linkin half century of applications by poorest village women- to serve small businesses across hundreds of thousands of viillage brac also invented microfinance

resilience through relief to development

america never learnt from ebola because trump and fauci hated obama and jim kim- now they will lose the nation because og their egos - lets hope mayors and governors get the peoples support -now

rational optimism essential to mass media

rational optimism-

#evilfauci his goals will continue crisis across usa for more than a year- he has the precept healthy society generates strong economy wrong way round - he had years to learn from ebolathat testing needs to be last mile up for infectious diseases but the combo of cdc nih and trumpenomics made usa least prepped rich nation for a virus- and today we are crying wolf with a minor virus compared with one with a high mortality rate

nyu langone columbia presbyterian will be faster tester- the greatest public servant debrief than you mayor

goal 17

coalitions of the sd generation--

goal 2

Drones can reduce the cost of fertiliser in agriculture (eg rice paddy japan) by 90% as well serve organic systems https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michinoku_Bank this rural bank in japan has revised its business model - it no longer only finances separate businesses-itis financing the training a
and development of drone farming- see nhkworld 1/20  earlier in the week nhkworld reported that japan is investing in agricultural drones - globally a sector 70% led by china

the  sustainability of half a billion women owned family businesses by brac emerged from a similar system mapping- one of the great models of rural keynesianism hubbed across continental asia (the majority of the worlds people) in the 1970s

the rural community recovery network brac started focusing on training that built
3 rural economies in one
village health workers - see parallel chinese network barefoot doctors
nutrition - see alumni o borlaug which became irri asian rice science
women - in bangladesh women are the resident family and so community builders but they had previously been excluded from finance

faced with tens of thousands of village microfranchises - family owned positive cash flow models in the villages) microfinance of brac was innovated to be the banking system in trust for what compounded as millions of women owned sustainable village business

end poverty goal 1

sustainable humans  cannot end poverty unless banking prioritises financial services for replicating 30000 community solutions- we have known this since 1984 or earlier - those who regulate train or invest in banking that fails this should be removed from every place

- those needing to see solutions primarily because of the island empires of uk and japan-over half of the worlds people living on the continent of asia had been trapped in poverty it makes sense to understand how 100 million girls ended poverty with solutions pioneered in bangladesh - study at brac university if there are no investors in world casds infrastructure- if your place is fortunate enough to have a rich diaspora or other long-term investors study how chinese rural families started by sharing bangla solutions in the 1970s then added infrastructure solutions all the time checking in on what leapfrog solutions bangladesh girl power used henever given a chance at entreprenurial revolution eg mobile finance bkash, microsolarpower