Re-directing productive forces

Energizing a fundamental re-direction of common production toward cooperative economic relationships. The effect is the forging of a new economic context which motivates workers to participate in corporate research, planning and financial provision focused on the creation of a global economic system.

An integral part of recasting productive engagement to affect production which is equitable in terms of global needs and creative employment of human energies.

Tactics include: applied research to enable redirection of productive forces by intensifying and clarifying understanding of motivational context; allowing individual participation in future planning and in travel experiences under the assignment rationale, providing opportunity to develop corporateness through common story creation and intentional decor; to redirect production forces by maximizing the sharing of human and physical resources within a global distribution structure; consensus modelling to provide informal links enabling corporate creation of systems through representative bodies, accountability to discerned needs and practical training; universalized credit to power productive resources by rapid financial enablement of workers within a standard global economic system. An example is automotive workers in Detroit doing corporate research on the transportation problems of Hong Kong.