Sector Coverage
The Economic Affairs sector is intended to cover broadly the following economic subsectors: General economic, commercial, and labor affairs; Agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting; Fuel and energy; Mining, manufacturing, and construction; Wholesale and retail trade; Transportation; Communications; Financial services; Professional services; and Other service industries not separately identified and covered within the remaining eight sectors covered by this LTSPFBA.
Dr. Brooks Robinson provides oversight for this sector.
“An Expanded Meta-Analysis of Black American (Afrodescendant) Plans”
Sis. Yaa Simpson of Chicago, IL assisted the LTSP Panel in examining several existing Black American plans before the LTSPFBA volume was finalized in 2023. This “Analysis Brief” reconsiders the LTSPFBA along with already examined and new Black American plans to identify plans most likely to produce Black America’s most favorable future.
Latest Developments
Guidance for Black American (Afrodescendant) Business Formation/Development: I
Business enterprises reflect the nature of living organisms: Birth, growth, demise, and cycles (up and down turns). However, the evolution of technology has accelerated the pace of change confronted by businesses and their need to respond. H ence, the LTSPFBA IT, in collaboration with BlackEconomics.org, developed the above described guidance for Black American buiness formation and development. We invite you to read about it here.
Important Information
One major expected benefit of LTSPFBA implementation is greater UMOJA (Unity) within Black America that will facilitate a more intensified practice of “Group Economics,” which promises to produce very favorable outcomes.
To learn more about “Group Economics,” the LTSPFBA’s Economic Affairs Sector invites you to consider: “‘Group Economics’ for Black Americans (Afrodescendants),” which is a recently released analysis brief from BlackEconomics.org.
Assistance Required
If you are an entrepreneur at any level and in any industry, or if you are generally interested in entrepreneurship, then please consider committing to helping implement Economic Affairs-related plans as outlined in the LTSPFBA publication. The plan is flexible/adaptable, which permits you to place your unique stamp on this ongoing work. Please consult the CONTACT page to follow through and help change future outcomes for Black Americans in a very favorable way.
Suggested Responsible Parties
- National Urban League
- National Economic Association
- Black Bankers Association
- Black Accountants
- Black Farmers
- Black Businesspersons (Owners) Association
- Black Engineers
- Black Construction Contractors Association
- National Association of Black Journalists
- Black Industrial and Labor Organizations
- Others
