Macroeconomics, as it exists today, is at fault in several respects for not encouraging these basic forces. Concentration on ideal rather than real models, separation of physical from financial and monetary components, and unnecessary restrictions or omissions of price movements and supply contributions have resulted in unreliable views of future outcomes.
This work is dedicated to stimulating initiative, invention, innovation, and hard work to meld a more comprehensive, flexible structure for examining world economies and their interrelationships.