ECONOMIC POLICY

POST-KEYNESIAN INSTITUTIONAL ECONOMIC POLICY: REDUCING UNCERTAINTY BY THE WAY OF COORDINATION OF ECONOMIC AGENTS SPENDING DECISIONS.

1 ) Institutional diagnosis: identifying dominant agents, strategies and systems of spending decisions in a national economy as a basis to establish efficient economic policies.

2 ) Institutional policy: democratization of financing decisions and development of national synchronized spot and future contract spending decision coordination systems.

3 ) Monetary policy: diversifying security reserve systems and open market operations buying/selling securities against/favoring the national economy, primary and/or secondary market of securities cycles.

4 ) Fiscal policy: progressive direct tax system with increasing/decreasing public spending, selective tax deductions and rates against/favoring the national economic cycle.

5 ) Foreign exchange and tariffs policy: global currency-portfolio with counter cycle buying/selling of foreign securities portfolio-index.

6 ) Capital and income policy: increasing/decreasing individual account social security/investment contribution rates over income and sector consumption favoring the national economic cycle.

7 ) Technology and industrial policy: choosing index-portfolios of securities which determine the composition of social security, government and central bank funds.

V - POST-KEYNESIAN INSTITUTIONAL ECONOMIC INNOVATION: DEVELOPING COORDINATION SYSTEMS AND STRATEGIES OF SPENDING DECISIONS FOR INDEPENDENT AGENTS.

1 ) Central bank of reserve and custody of electronic securities: increasing liquidity, diversifying and democratizing the property of securities with reduction of volatility and uncertainty.

2 ) National direct electronic exchange: direct trade of securities between economic agents.

3 ) Financial card: means of payment, buying power reserve and spending decision information.

4) Incubator universities: Educational-entrepreneurial institution to strengthen national/regional capital and technology accumulation.