the job summit is the second biggest meeting humanity has ever assembled; the launch of global grameen was the first in my opinion - grameen is the organsiation system designed for the purpose of sustained job creation

editorial from associates of LondonCreativeLabs – capital cities in developed nations first job creation social business faciliated by those dedicated to translating the bangaldehsi model and third of a century’s experiments with the world’s greatest invention (contact founder sofia bustamante direct at web or through DC agency chris - info @worldctizen.tv )

the story began in 1976 – the local system exponential in bangladesh has created 8 millions jobs for the world's poorest female housholders impacting between 30 to 40 million family members; parallel microcredits in bangladesh have subsequently emulated these numbers

worldwide microcredit's job creation marketplaces the social business system way has probably reached about 70 million of the world's poorest householders and 250 million family members

but that does not tell the story of how the members next generation are now literate and have been culturally brought up in job creating community spaces

can the idea of investing in the most underemployed's productivity so that they will invest in community regeneration work anywhere?- yes we can just do it –which may be symbolically why Nike Foundation has invested in the girl power of bangladesh’s newest job creating network Grameen Nurse Institute;

naturally the system design needs to be understood as something wholly different from what developed nations think of as banking;

the whole truths of microcredit banking are designed to compound these empowering value multipliers:

invests in productivity locally, not credit for conspicous consumption

invests in freeing markets to be owned by the community (its greatest sustainability developers which are the poorest) so that value gets reinvested in the community not creamed out by some coloniser sitting in a big city

invests in 10-win compound investment exponentials rising which require the exact opposite maths of rewarding he (whose job-destroying behavioural traits) are conditioned by extracting most from others last quarter no matter what sustainability conflicts or coming crashes have been let into the system

it's not just that NW govs are no longer used to valuing microeconomics the way entrepreneurs as recently as 1976 led, many govs have paased laws against such banking so this is why dr yunus has translated the social business system model to any sustainability crisis in a community you want to solve- from job creation to healthcare to nutrition to water, to media and education that will increase your procductive capabilities and network that kind of knowledge whose value multiplies in use instead of either beng consumed up or ruled over by a global profession so that localities are blocked from simply serving themselves in these days where most knowledge can be transmitted at a digital click together with a bit of local nursing

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Obama's Job Summit Part of Larger Effort - US News and World Report

Nov 13, 2009 ... The White House hopes to demonstrate that the president understands the problems of the unemployed.
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Alison van Diggelen: Paul Krugman's Advice for Obama Job Summit

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American Thinker Blog: The President's December Job Summit

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Obama's Job Summit: Best. Idea. Ever. - The Gaggle Blog - Newsweek.com

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Obama to hold job summit Video - Yahoo! News UK

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Spurring Job Creation: The role of federal aid to state and local governments
November 19, 2009
3:00 PM - 5:00 PM



As a result of the most severe recession in 75 years, state and local governments have faced severe budget shortfalls, which will continue for many years. With limited ability to run budget deficits, governors and mayors will be forced to make adjustments that all too often will lead to a worsening of the economy. These may include cuts to vital human services, layoffs of public sector employees like teachers and first responders, and/or tax increases. These cuts and tax increases have already created an economic drag, resulting in job losses in both the public and private sectors, and are threatening to derail the emerging recovery.

Join EPI at an engaging forum where Douglas H. Palmer, Mayor of Trenton, New Jersey, will provide the keynote address and will discuss how the recession has affected local governments and the difficult budget decisions that mayors across the country face. Mark Zandi from Moody's Economy.com, Iris Lav from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, and Ethan Pollack from the Economic Policy Institute will then participate in a panel discussion focusing on the magnitude of the fiscal challenges state and local governments will face in the next few years, how traditional attempts to close budget gaps will have significant economic consequences, and how federal fiscal policy can be used to ensure a robust recovery.







Registration begins at 2:30 p.m. Coffee and snacks will be provided.


Location:
Economic Policy Institute, 1333 H Street NW, Suite 300 East Tower, Washington DC
(Near McPherson Square Metro (Orange/Blue lines) and Metro Center (Red line))




Keynote Address:


Douglas H. Palmer, a Trenton native, became the city’s first African-American mayor in 1990 and is now serving in his fifth term. Mayor Palmer is a past President of the United States Conference of Mayors.



Panelists:

Iris J. Lav is the Senior Advisor at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities after many years serving as deputy director of the Center. Together with foundation partners, she created the State Fiscal Analysis Initiative, a network of nonprofit organizations that work on state budget issues and she maintains her special focus on the Center’s state-level work.

Ethan Pollack is a Policy Analyst at the Economic Policy Institute specializing in public investment, fiscal, transportation, and budget and tax policy. Prior to joining EPI, he worked at the Office of Management and Budget and the George Washington Institute of Public Policy.

Mark Zandi is Chief Economist and co-founder of Moody's Economy.com, where he directs the company's research and consulting activities. Mark's research interests include macroeconomic, financial, and regional economics and he is a widely trusted resource providing analysis of the economic impact of various tax and government spending policies.