Sunday, July 12, 2020

Public Revenue


The Public must never be allowed to take #EconomicDrivers for granted. Highly Trained and experienced professionals employed, in the public interest, at an Independent Office Of Budgets (OOB) must guide and measure, via Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) and National Gross Domestic Product (GDP), Global sectors and industries profitability. Incentivize and develop Business Models which can Constantly Transformed public policies to drive dependable Economic Growth. Such Business Models must be continuously measured to judge viability, Preservation and Growth. Hence, a nation depends on its Mature Economic Drivers to provide Security, Healthcare, Education and Infrastructure, able to contribute to bettering GDP, Taxes, Jobs and Lifestyles.


Profitability must generate the nation’s essential earnings, Tax Revenue, Royalties and Investment Income, to pay for budgeted public expenditure. Analyzing and comparing national sectors and industries productivity against Global competition, is to drive choices and design working Business Models. While keeping a sharp eye on the nation’s existing sectors and industries by measuring Business free cash flow, technological advances and international trends. This is the job of OOB Experts, forecasting over 10 to 20-year periods. Noting that, most operations across all sectors and industries will need time to establish, adjust, mature and become a reliable Taxpayer, a source of national revenue.

Such Experts involved in the nation’s budgeting preparation, have been trained to understand historical migration. From birth and death rates, driving population increases, to geopolitical population growth rates, driven by jobs, earnings and profitability. Most population centers were built on forced or incentivized workers but now over population strains these centers. Stresses and Strains to Security, Healthcare, Education and the much-needed Infrastructure, inclusive of water and electricity supplies, communication and transportation networks, all running on outdated technology, and of course housing, requiring policies to encourage people to move out. Outward expansion or migration, therefore, firstly but not only, requires feasible sectors and industries, profitable operations and good paying jobs.

The forecasters, employed in the OOB, study global trends to select the most feasible sectors and industries, where to locate and how to incentivize. Noting that, some operations exist both as an Economic Driver and as a Public Necessity. For example, Agriculture, farming and processing, for public health nutrition and contributing to the nation’s indispensable food security, must be safeguarded and Agriculture ‘An Economic Driver’ must be tested and measured for viability, supported only if internationally competitive. Hence, such forecasting experts must program and build modern expandable infrastructure to develop unused or under-productive lands to sustain a new community funded by multiple Economic Drivers to urge migration.

Mature Economic Drivers is the foundation of any society. Trade ‘An Economic Driver’ is employed by every society to distribute goods and services internally, to earn duties from its imports, charge royalties to use or remove its resources and to encourage exports which earn for local tax paying operations. Some societies use its Skilled and Talented People ‘An Economic Driver’ stationed abroad, to finance its children’s development, via a small foreign earner’s tax. Unique ideas, which only originate from and are further improved by people, are the fuel of sustainable development and contribute to Services ‘An EconomicDriver’. It must also be noted, that as part of the national budget, savings must be set aside or to pay for insurance, to be used in cases of natural or man-made disasters.

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