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Introduction to model A

An individual is born at a time t = 0 and dies at time t = t ,therefore t units is a limited resource for every individual .

Let n be the number of individuals in the population cluster.

Let T units be the sum of the limited resource t units from n individuals.

Let $ be the local currency of the population that the individual is a part of.

The population is led by the top 1 % of the population, who are called leaders.

The leaders can produce more $ or reduce the quantity of $ if they require it in circulation and further decide the purchasing power P of $.

By varying the purchasing power P of $, the leaders can control the variable x, which is a proportion of the population that will be affected.

The description of the individuals that will be in the proportion is as follows: Home → No Home

Let k be the number of homes that would be available at any given time. If M

$ would be the cost of k homes, the purchasing power P of $ at time t would affect the value of the variable M.

Let the rate of borrowing r be a function of k, assuming most of the borrowing is for the homes.

The higher the value k, the higher the amount of money that will be borrowed, and consequently, the rate of borrowing r has to be high to maximize profits..Statement (1)

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The sales pitch for model A

Introduction to the Economic Illusion by Marketing Statement (1) has to be rephrased as Statement (2): The higher the value k, the higher the amount of money that will be borrowed, and consequently, the rate of borrowing r has to be low to prioritize social sup-port over profits..Statement (2)

Statement 2 and Statement 1 can be true at the same time by varying the purchasing power P. If the purchasing power P decides the variable M $ value for k homes, the variable M correlates the rate of borrowing r based on the revenue required at time t for leadership.

By varying P, k during predefined economic cycles, a predictable revenue stream of D$ could potentially be generated from the variation of r where the target profits could define the goal of each cyclic processes in the economic system.

Since every individual has a limited resource t units, the amount of time that would be required by the population cluster to make M $ to buy k homes would be X% of T.

Let X% of time T units be voluntarily donated by the population cluster towards the economic system in an attempt to make an amount of M $, which can either decrease or increase according to leadership.

Thus, the economy model A is designed to control the population’s time T

units by manipulating the population’s housing aspirations.

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The Time Based Economy

Every metric listed below is a variable Purchasing power - P

The proportion of the population that will be affected by purchasing power P -

x

The number of homes available at the time t - k The total cost for k homes - M $

The amount of time required to make M $ - X% of time T.

The metric listed below is a constant

The time T units are the sum of n unique t units belonging to n unique individuals. Therefore, a better economic model could be designed based on conserving time directly for each individual, which is a limited resource.

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Chapter 22: The Mathematics of Stealing Time and Energy

Tales from the Architect by Tejaswi Ramesh August 27, 2024

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