The Guardians

George Monbiot (1963) was the most influential environmental writer in Britain. In addition to his blog, he writes a weekly column in The Guardian and author of several books, including "Heat: how to stop global warming '(RBA, 2008), or' The era of consensus, Manifesto for a new world order'. He is one of the best known writers in the environmental movement. He is author of ten books on the subject and leading figure of the group People & Planet. Monbiot has been awarded the 500 of the UN for its work in relation to environmental matters. As such, it has earned hearty hatred of right-wing sectors in the current policy.

George Monbiot is an activist policy specialist English and environmental policy, land tenure and rights of native peoples. His work has been recognized with a United Nations Global 500 Award, the Lloyds National Screenwriting Prize, a Sony Award, the Sir Peter Kent Award and the National Press One World Award. He currently teaches at Oxford Brookes University. For me, Copenhagen is a very clear deadline we must meet, for I fear that if we do not, the process will begin to slide downhill and, as in the case of trade negotiations will be missed a deadline after another and end by becoming the small orchestra playing on the Titanic. We can live without a new global trade agreement, but we cannot live without a new climate agreement.

Macroeconomics is defined a distinct field within economics emerged in the late 1930s as a response to John Maynard Keynes's General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money. Keynes contrasted his views on the causes of depressions and persistent involuntary unemployment with those of his predecessors, whom he termed the classical economists. In Keynes's view, these economists assumed that the normal condition for a market economy is one of capital-accumulation-fueled growth with full employment of labor and capital, and that periods of high unemployment were rare and temporary deviations from the norm. Keynes wrote that this assumption is empirically incorrect because economies frequently experienced prolonged periods of high unemployment and below-potential output (recessions or depressions). He presents his model by developing a critique of three dimensions of the classical theory: (1) Say's law, (2) the quantity theory of money, and (3) continual clearing of the labor market at “full employment.” Therefore, all the issues related to Macroeconomics will be discussed in detail.

After Kohr society must afford the people "four services' ensure the immediate company of our fellow men, to meet the economic needs that law and order and the cultural needs of breast-feeding. A company of fifty to two hundred thousand people could do this already. Due to the technical achievements of our time could be a company of fifteen million people optimally managed and governed (upper limit for a political system). Greater should not be a state, because the problems would multiply in number compared to the population snowballed. About 15 million people also can no longer be a community benefit increases, but only at ...