The Natural Law out of Underdevelopment
Economics comes down largely to common sense. Common sense exists because life and other natural events follow a predictable pattern, which is based on the natural laws in place. The creator, according to one famous preacher, does not have to impose judgment. The latter was in-built into the natural and spiritual laws in place. Conformity to these laws activates benefits, while non-conformity attracts and activates judgment.
Moving society out of poverty and underdevelopment does not just happen; there is a natural law that controls the process. Conformity to this law guarantees exit out of underdevelopment, while non-conformity condemns society to perpetual underdevelopment regardless of its blessings and opportunities.
How it functions
To easily understand the process that leads society out of poverty and underdevelopment, and the natural law that controls the process, imagine cooking food for a big number of people using the traditional method of three cooking stones. The food is prepared in an over-sized sauce pan, covered well and placed on three cooking stones. Firewood lit under and the food gets ready in a relatively short time and almost everyone gets served (Illustration 1).
Food represents the country’s economy. Cooking fire symbolises energy of the leadership and entire society spent in moving the country out of poverty and underdevelopment. The three cooking stones symbolise the three development pillars on which every society must based on to get out of poverty and underdevelopment, namely (i) Knowledge (ii) Skills and (iii) Right thinking for the country’s development. These three development pillars summarise the natural law out of underdevelopment, and it was to ensure conformity to this law that formal education became a prerequisite to transforming society socio-economically, but also to sustaining that transformation.