A true, because useful, definition of economy is: science of survival.
Survival here means staying alive in the best possible conditions for as long as possible, everyone and everything, equitably, nothing and nobody excluded or privileged.
Survival is achieved producing survival factors.
To produce means to bring into existence: procuring will, knowledge and materials, and creating something that wasn't there before: a home, a harvest, a song.
A survival factor is something needed to survive: air, water, food, shelter, healh, knowledge, love, freedom, etc.
Since per such a definition everything is economy, economy in a broad sense includes the orientation, the organisation, the management of the economy itself:
The orientation is the ethics: motives and aims.
The organisation is the technique: srtuctures and means.
The management is the administration: supervision and action.
Orientation, organisation and management are in fact a speciality of its own, distinct from what is oriented, organised and managed.
Looking around ourselves, we notice that we are surrounded by a myriad of survival factors, from candies to airplanes, behind which there is a myriad of production lines, from kitchens to mines.
Indeed, economy is a limitless ocean, and so to not go adrift it takes a compass: its foundations, which conversely are few and simple.
They are summed up in the maxim: "Ye shall know them by their fruits."
No matter how intricate, any line that ends with a certain result, begins with a certain intention.
The enemies of Humanity want to impede us all from surviving, and so they must infiltrate the economy in order to sabotage it in every possible way.
Obviously enough, the most important factor is the most hidden and the most unknown: monetary manipulation. Its importance is so much beyond compare that it deserves a point all for itself at the beginning of this list of problems.
Were there no monetary manipulators and monetary manipulation, every other destructive infiltration in the economy would be considerably less profound and deadly.
And thanks to this root the enemies of Humanity infiltrated into economy an infinite number of desctructive influences; here too to not go adrift it takes a compass, but here too the foundations are few and simple.
They are summed up in the maxim: "Divide and Rule".
Here too, no matter how intricate, any line that ends with a certain result, begins with a certain intention.
The root of all the applications of this maxim is summed up in two other equally suppressive maxims: "Mors tua, vita mea", or "Homo homini lupus". Literally: "Your death is my life", and "Man acts as a wolf, as a predator, with other people". It may sound normal... to the degree we have been successfully brainwashed.
The strategy of the enemies of Humanity fundamentally consists of reducing others to think, and therefore to act, like they do: considering and treating their fellow humans as enemies to fight and destroy.
The enemies of Humanity, as soon as monetary manipulation gave them the strength a few centuries ago, began to impose these maxims in the form of a concept of economy first, and then of life itself.
The idea that the sole purpose in life is grabbing stuff, snatching it from others.
By persuading everyone to consider anyone as an enemy instead of an ally, they kill two birds with one stone: putting us all against each other, and destroying the production of survival factors.
Any economy, compromised by monetary manipulation and by the conception that winning means defeating others, either eradicates both or is a doubly condemned one.
