Establishing orderly economic marketing system

Building a well-coordinated global/local marketing system. The effect is to maximize the efficiency of distribution and marketing across the globe and in every local community.

An integral part of equitably distributing goods through globally coordinated commodity exchange (ICA).

Tactics include: polity boards to set up guidelines and establish the regulatory standards for marketing; analysis systems to discern the needs of the consumer and forecast production trends to meet needs; international exchange to provide funding and purchasing power for goods exchange; labour training to provide grassroots training to enable skills exchange and re-imaging of the labourer's role; and global liaison to stabilize the resources and demands on a global-local basis. An example would be a military base in Maine buying its potatoes from Maine rather than Idaho because of closer availability.