Macro-economics will never solve the problems it has correctly identified because they aren’t looking in the right places to solve them (the actual points of exchange in commerce) and with the integrative tool that is 1) the very infrastructure upon which commerce sits and is embedded within and 2) gives them the insights necessary to craft policies whose temporal expression are the very solutions they seek (double entry bookkeeping).

When such policies resolve the macro-economic paradox of thrift, cut the seeming Gordian Knot of “monetary” inflation and even resolve the fallacy of composition in economics via policies that create the integrative directness and oneness aspect of the natural philosophical concept of grace….you know you’re onto something.