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Applying the Universal Law of Balance in Nature to National Economic Development
Abstract This paper proposes a holistic framework for developing nations to utilize sovereign money creation as a strategic tool for real productivity, guided by the Universal Law of Balance in Nature. It argues that when money creation is balanced with productive capacity—mobilizing idle resources to produce goods with international demand—it can generate sustainable growth, employment, and foreign exchange. Conversely, when money is created without corresponding real output, it leads to economic imbalance, manifested as inflation, currency depreciation, and social instability. This policy framework integrates natural law principles, modern monetary insights, and practical governance strategies to align financial systems with real-world productivity.
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