Economic Table of Natural Resources
Long-term economic growth (one of them) can only be supported by the participation of all levels of the people in the economic field (technosocialism).
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The demand for economic justice has never been quiet even during a pandemic. The good news is that the government has recently revoked thousands of licenses for mining, forestry activities and the use of state lands.
This policy is like a flower blooming for those who think that “political regulators” (rulers) are always weak when dealing with “economic bosses” (entrepreneurs). This progressive government policy reminds me of one name: François Quesnay (1694-1774). He was a unique figure born in France who was a consultant physician and physicist for King Louis XV. At the end of his life, Quesnay studied economics and formulated what is known today as Tableu Economique.