Isbn: 9798196615351 - macroequity: what if countries could issue shares?: could macroequity promote prosperity, planet, people, and peace? (5 risultati)

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - What if countries could issue equity What if investors could own a piece of a nation's future, sharing in its growth, its governance, and its accountability This book explores macroequity - sovereign-issued shares - as a thought experiment in public finance. Not a policy proposal. A question: what if The argument unfolds across four dimensions. Could macroequity reduce the debt traps that leave developing countries perpetually paying more than they receive Could it align investor incentives with the governance reforms that reduce corruption and serve the governed Could it mobilise the capital that climate finance needs but politics refuses to deliver Could it - at the margin, and with no guarantee - make conflict a little less profitable and peace a little more so When this idea was first proposed four years ago, the operational barriers seemed formidable: how do you calculate a real-time fiscal surplus across thousands of government transactions How do you verify environmental claims without trusting governments to mark their own work How do you detect corruption at a national scale Artificial intelligence has quietly changed the answer to each of these questions. The tools now exist - deployed in financial markets, fraud detection, and satellite monitoring - and this book shows how they apply to sovereign equity financing.From the candlelit homes of Burundi to the trading floors of international capital markets, this book traces what macroequity could mean for the world's poorest countries and the investors who might, one day, choose to believe in their future.Rigorously bounded by its limitations. Unashamed in its ambition.For thinkers, dreamers, and anyone willing to suspend 'that's impossible' long enough to ask 'but what if it weren't '. …

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What if countries could issue equity? What if investors could own a piece of a nation's future, sharing in its growth, its governance, and its accountability?This book explores macroequity - sovereign-issued shares - as a thought experiment in public finance. Not a policy proposal. A question: what if?The argument unfolds across four dimensions. Could macroequity reduce the debt traps that leave developing countries perpetually paying more than they receive? Could it align investor incentives with the governance reforms that reduce corruption and serve the governed? Could it mobilise the capital that climate finance needs but politics refuses to deliver? Could it - at the margin, and with no guarantee - make conflict a little less profitable and peace a little more so?When this idea was first proposed four years ago, the operational barriers seemed formidable: how do you calculate a real-time fiscal surplus across thousands of government transactions? How do you verify environmental claims without trusting governments to mark their own work? How do you detect corruption at a national scale? Artificial intelligence has quietly changed the answer to each of these questions. The tools now exist - deployed in financial markets, fraud detection, and satellite monitoring - and this book shows how they apply to sovereign equity financing.From the candlelit homes of Burundi to the trading floors of international capital markets, this book traces what macroequity could mean for the world's poorest countries and the investors who might, one day, choose to believe in their future.Rigorously bounded by its limitations. Unashamed in its ambition.For thinkers, dreamers, and anyone willing to suspend "that's impossible" long enough to ask "but what if it weren't?" This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …