'MPE™ 104' — DEBT IN MATHEMATICALLY PERFECTED ECONOMY™
4 But thou, O Daniel, shut up the words, and seal the book, even to the time of the end; many shall run to and fro, and knowledge shall be increased.
Daniel 12
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HOW MUCH MONEY TO CIRCULATE 'OUT OF THIN AIR'?
Talk is circulating that "creating money out of thin air" has caused the falling dollar... rising prices... the long term disappearance of our once remarkable industry... insoluble public, private, and foreign debt... the "sub-prime mortgage crisis" (case of the most artificially marginalized debtors)... and a far broader multiplying indebtedness, manifesting in a far broader and deeper failure just ahead.
The saying ascertains nothing which answers for the effects attributed to it; for again, what injury could a costless currency inflict, if it merely represented wealth in a monetary system which ensured its currency is always interchangeable with that wealth?
As costlessness is itself non-injurious then, we must look further than the saying for useful explanation, because in fact then, it is impossible that the expressed issue is the crime against us.
Monday, April 7, 2008
DEBT IN MATHEMATICALLY PERFECTED ECONOMY™
Accustomed to multiplying debt everywhere about us, many of us tend to think of debt solely as an adversity.
Obviously it is true that debt inherently multiplying in proportion to our possible means of withstanding the costs of servicing debt is adverse. It is ultimately even terminal.
But debt which is not multiplied by interest is an advantage to both the producer of wealth and the eventual debtor, because the unmultiplied debts of mathematically perfected economy™ allow the first to be paid for their production and the second to pay for that production as they consume of it. No one gets anything for nothing.
If we did not choose to consolidate and standardize the issuance of mathematically perfected currency in representative government, the producer of the wealth would have to be the creditor; and they would not be able to receive for their production but as the debtor paid for it.
In mathematically perfected economy™, the benefit of issuance by representative government is, process consolidation; a standard, uniform currency; debts paid by standardized rates of depreciation (straight or escalated); standardized and streamlined certification of credit-worthiness; immediate payment to the producer; and a circulation therefore which is always equal to [as much as practical or necessary of] the current value of the sum of wealth.
Owing to solution of inflation and deflation, the unmultiplied debts of mathematically perfected economy™ can never exceed the circulation or sum of wealth.
The greatest possible case of indebtedness is the case of *all* wealth being financed by borrowing; and if *all* wealth is financed by borrowing mathematically perfected currency into circulation, then at all times:
circulation = remaining value of wealth = debt
Nonetheless, while inflation, deflation, and multiplication of debt by interest are eradicated altogether, at all times the sum of debt can be paid/solved from the existent circulation (even in the case of greatest possible debt); and the sum of wealth balances (or exceeds) the sum of debt.
Overall, the society therefore is never in debt; it is always in a neutral overall debt state: some of its members indirectly owe others, only in the sense of the production they have not yet consumed.
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"To find the players in all the corruption of the world, 'Follow the money.' To find the captains of world corruption, follow the money all the way."
mike montagne — founder, PEOPLE For Mathematically Perfected Economy™, author/engineer of mathematically perfected economy™ (1979)
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