More money needs to be given to wounded veterans.

Wounded veterans have it tough.  Especially those with psychological wounds from war.  They need our help with Social Security Disability and these programs must not be threatened.  We must protect our veterans, they've given up a lot and some of the older veterans from Korea and Vietnam really don't have much to speak of.  We, as a people, must stand up for wounded veterans and increase the amount of money we give to these patriotic people.

Long term investments and S.W.O.T. analysis.

Whenever you or the government makes long term investments, they should take a S.W.O.T. analysis to see if they can make money.  

S.W.O.T. stands for Strengths, Weakenesses, Opportunities and Threats.  It is also a good analysis to do on your own business to see what direction you should go in.  Just right down a list of each of the business's strengths, weakenesses, opportunities and threats and you will have a much better idea of where that business stands and whether its stock price will soar or fall flat.

More money for the Ad Counsel.

Advertising is important for any government to get information about service, family, values, and elements of political thought to the people.  The Ad Counsel is reponsible for much of this communication.  Plus, you can trust Ad Counsel advertisments so people treat them with more respect.  Plus, since it's the government and they are buying in bulk they can negotiate a cheaper price for the total of the advertisements.

The government should also not overlook the need to advertise in different magazines, newspapers, and on websites.  This fact should not be neglected in addition to television's Ad Counsel advertisements.

Why can't a division of the government play stock options.

Like a government mutual fund that makes money for both citizens and the government itself with tax payer money.  What you want in investment is diversified risk.  Nothing could be more diversified than public money.  It's worth a shot, since we have so much debt.  Take a chance with stock options.

You see, the government can manipulate trade markets with the information it relases.  If the government, in a sense, becomes self aware to the news it reports and conferences that it makes, could actually have a division that tracks these markets and trade in stock options.  I mean, the government sees these people's taxes, I'm sure it could track their businesses with puts and sees.  Obviously you would want the government to have more sees than puts, to drive the market up.

Why can't Capitalism and Communism get along without performing war on Third World countries?

Capitalism and Communism have had war after war after war in the past century. Now I'm not here to tell you that they are evil. That's not my place to pass judgement. I'm simply going to analyze the conflict.Capitalism wants the world to be controlled by money. Not a bad idea, if you already have a lot of money, but the Communists DON'T have a lot of money. Communism on the other hand wants to control a one world government and is very resentful of Capitalism. Communism wants to force Capitalism's hand to show that it is truly in control.Communism claims to have the consent of the people, but there are no elections. Elections can be corrupt but they are the best tool we have to judge the consent of the people. Russia became democratic to prove the consent of the governed and that was a wise decision. Russia is a better place for it.The key to defusing the conflict between Capitalism and Communism is trade. The trade sanctions that the US has on Communist countries should be lifted as soon as possible. And why? To defuse war.War is a categorical evil in this world. While both Capitalism and Communism think that war is good for the economy, IT IS NOT GOOD FOR THE ECONOMY! Look at what the Bush years did for the economy. He left Obama with a big old mess to clean up.In short, Capitalism is not all good, but Communism is not all good either. At least in Capitalism you are allowed to believe in God. They don't take away people's bible like the Soviets did to the Polish after WW2. So I suppose I side with Capitalism, but NEVER to support war.

Of course, Supply and Demand.

Supply and demand determines price.  This is an important part of the theory of price economics.  When demand is high and supply is high, things are ideal.  When demand is low and supply is high, the price goes down.  When demand is high and supply is low, price goes up.  That, in short, is the heart of price economics.

The underlying economic condition: The Have Nots.

Free Market economics is not superior to fair trade economics.  Free trade kills people in war for money and profit.  That's kind of sick.  Fair trade is when a certain amount of business economics goes back to the community.  Especially when it takes place in foreign trade.

There are many have nots in the world.  We need to consider their need for food, their need for clothes, their need for abundance as well.  I believe that the government should give individuals money for entrepreneurship.  This is how the market functions best.  People need seed capital to become haves instead of have nots.  We need to give these people a boost.  It's not that the have nots aren't working hard enough, just sometimes people are down on their luck.  The government and other philanthropic entites need to encourage this kind of growth.  It is important.