Productivity vs Mediums of Exchange: Industriousness in Developing Economies

At the Macro level, developing economies ought look towards industry, and on the individual level in this scenery, locals ought to be industrious as opposed to looking at mediums of exchange as ends. Developing economies look towards upping their Gross Domestic Product - in other words, upping their 'product(ivity)'.

Productivity latter to mediums of exchange as ends or solubles in stimulating an economy may see skewed economic activity or in other cases inactivity and or a reset - this may take shape in the form of politics such as policy resets and or bidding 'diamonds in the rough' - sometimes literally in developing economies; and ultimately jeopardizing industry and longevity with inappropriate exploitation where negate politics are evident, or a slowdown in growth where policy resets are evident. 

With such, an economy's domestic product is better off being exploited organically - and where respective growth of organic exploitation of ideology (looking to stem towards policy and or mass conduct), goods, services (that complement an economy in the shape of needs and wants) - lags organically as a result of tactical hindrances such as lack of concise tactics in scenery of operation and or barriers to market entry in respective environment - can then mediums of exchange be utilized in efforts to market ones product and concisely penetrate market barriers with swift(er) effect. 

Respective financing techniques (via mediums of exchange) are with the aim of stimulating respective industry and NOT solely the capital utility of leverage where it comes to stimulating activity. With excess resources in respective economies, it need not be!

Postscript: Conceptually, we'll look to shift mindset from finance being the holy grail of capital utility, to capital utility being focal; utility such unexploited resources in these economies (mainly the human resource and raw material) with such - industry becomes respective holy grail, and where the market fails to organically gravitate to respective industry, then loans and other financing means are at disposal to aide with such through our banks and other money market avenues. 

This shift in mindset will see respective productivity centerfold to economic growth without influence of external leverage in the shape of medium of exchange, rather, gravitation of said mediums of exchange towards our industrious solubles - keeping leverage at the hands of individuals looking to progressively attain produce, as opposed to mis-exploitation in the shape and form of negate practices from international business and imperial models.