Surely expecting all or sufficient nations to adopt Simpol is just a dream. Is the Simpol approach truly realistic?
It is important to remember that global policies are being set and implemented at present. They determine global trading and financial systems. But they are developed principally by rich countries which enforce their will on less powerful nations. Furthermore, the threat of disinvestment that all nations face if they become “uncompetitive” ensures that the policies implemented put economic interests before all others. Similarly, global policies are being developed and implemented to address problems such as climate change. But again, the need of all nations to maintain their international competitiveness means the policies are not up to the task. So global policies are, in themselves, nothing new. They are already being formed, but in a way that protects powerful vested interests at the expense of people and the planet. Given the competition between nation states to attract jobs and investment, the key question, then, is whether introducing the policies that are really necessary to sol
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