The CDR Economic Impact of an Epigenetic Generational Psycho-Sequela in Formerly Oppressed Communities ()
ABSTRACT
The purpose of this paper is to identify mechanisms
by which a negative epigenetic generational
psycho-sequela that is debilitating to formerly oppressed
communities can be overcome to facilitate collaboration and therefore rule of law and in turn capitalism, democracy and improved standard of living. Recent
research identified that while cooperation is an obstacle, collaboration is essential for rule of law. Standard of
living is measured by real per capita gross domestic product (GDP) adjusted for
purchasing power parity (GDPppp). This in turn is a function of
capitalism (C), democracy (D) and rule of law (R). Rule of law
protects democracy and creates stability that attracts capital, and democracy
creates additional pathways for the optimal deployment of capital to produce
goods and services.
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Ridley, D. and Nelson, A. (2022) The CDR Economic Impact of an Epigenetic Generational Psycho-Sequela in Formerly Oppressed Communities.
Theoretical Economics Letters,
12, 1921-1957. doi:
10.4236/tel.2022.126103.
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