In The Work-Standard, I stated that the wages and salaries of the Socialist Nation is consolidated in the form of the “Paygrade.” A Paygrade was defined as a weekly payment issued by the Council State to the recipient for their… Read More ›
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Update (19 May 2022)
Today, I have no plans to work on another post for the Blog. I will be spending my time away from the Blog to take care of other matters. As for tomorrow, I am going to work on the next… Read More ›
Update (18 May 2022)
Today, I have two new posts in the works at the moment. The first one will be a follow up to my initial comment on the latest post of the ARPLAN Blog. The other, meanwhile, will be another addition to… Read More ›
Economic History Case Studies: The Third Lost Decade (2022)
The previous Blog post outlined the ongoing extent of Inflation in the US and the EU/NATO member-states during the Coronavirus Pandemic. I provided bar graphs to demonstrate how the Inflation Rates for the US Dollar and the Euro rose dramatically… Read More ›
Notes on the “Political Deficits” Dissertation
Before I encountered the ARPLAN Blog, I made a number of predictions back in late 2018 about the next 30 years, concluding that Liberal Capitalism’s worldwide hegemony will not survive the 21st century. Everything between the 2020s and 2040s was… Read More ›
Update (20 March 2022)
I spent all day gathering information and drawing conclusion from a number of research papers and even a dissertation that comments on the commonalities between 20th and 21st century politics. The dissertation in particular arguably the most promising of all… Read More ›
Update (16 March 2022)
As promised, I recently uploaded the next batch of .pdf documents to the Digital Library. This new batch are related to theoretical research and technical reports on the interest in Zero-Carbon Fuels over the past ten years. Some other documents… Read More ›
Update (14 March 2022)
All the pieces are falling into place. The next scheduled post is going to be another Economic History Case Studies, this time focusing on the concept of the Kontor from The Work-Standard. While I did work on it at all… Read More ›
Economic History Case Studies: Cryptocurrencies Do Not Evade Sanctions
Unlike the Work-Standard, which I had intended to be capable of functioning in wartime, Cryptocurrency is an entirely different matter altogether. My arguments from last year stipulated that the fundamental flaw of conventional Cryptocurrencies was that they needed steady sources… Read More ›
Update (13 March 2022)
A few new Blog posts are slated for release this week, in addition to the promised uploading of another batch of .pdf documents. The Digital Library is far from complete as of this writing. At the same time, I do… Read More ›
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