ABSTRACT
This conclusion presents some closing thoughts on key concepts discussed in the preceding chapters of this book. The book examines the colonial Grand Strategies of the Managers of State revised for corporate imperialism. A crucial part of that Grand Strategy will be informing the people of three foundation principles of imperial centers of capital. First, every nation which became wealthy under capitalism developed under the principles of Friedrich List protection philosophy; none developed under Adam Smith free trade philosophy. Second, to maintain their access to the cheap natural resources and labor on the periphery, imperial centers supported destabilizing factions to prevent the political and economic consolidation of emerging countries. Third, once an emerging region has a trained labor force, a modern industry, and a developed economic infrastructure, then those protections must be dropped and they must compete on the world markets.
