A MADCAP TREATISE OUTSIDE THE BOX

Some people will take the suggestions in the treatise seriously, politicians will scoff at it saying if they had any virtue, they would have come up with those policies themselves; economists will try to prove how impossible it is to implement those measures, the same way as it was proven that it was impossible for an internal combustion engine to power a car, as that would be like lifting oneself off the ground by the bootstraps. Tax accountants will panic as this would mean losing business, as would public servants. But it is the firm belief of the writer that Joseph and Josephine Blow would at least have an open mind about the suggestions. Once the politicians recognise them as vote-getters, they are bound to jump on the band-wagon and become illustrious leaders of opinion who follow the masses. Economic and social security policies have social repercussions. They are either used as insidious tools for social engineering or a blind eye is turned to these repercussions. These are examined in this treatise.