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1up Solutions for the economy

The key to solving the stock market crisis is to first realise goals or outcomes and then a response can be made. The primary instinct is repair and restore, but that is a reflex which has already making everyone cringe. There are a number of possibilities which should be considered, even if they are absurd, because there is a mechanical process in action which is throwing money away.

The fact that most people are disenfranchised with the actions of the government is proof they are acting unilaterally. There is actually a diverse range of possibilities open to the United States, including continuing the collapse of the economy, using the momentum, to reinvent a more modern economy, it will be too afraid to do after the repair. While it is an attractive notion to repair the 'economic lifeblood' of the nation, it is a tiring system, which has become too important to alter for some time; now is the opportunity to review it.

As it is in war, expense stimulates economic growth, despite the increased cost to the economy. The war on terror has cost over a trillion dollars and a $700 billion bailout seems to mimic the costs of a nation at war. In world war II there was a stimulation of sciences and technologies which resulted in economic growth, due to the advantages of an economic 'trauma'. Converting a negative such as the stock market crash into a positive does not seem like such an unlikely possibility.

This has some relevance to hyperbolic economic theory, which describes economics in terms of infinite supply and infinite demand. When there is infinite demand, the price should be infinite, and when there is infinite supply the price should be zero, but the supply demand curve is a hyperbola which is limited by the resultant state of the economy, ie if there is infinite demand for books, that infinity must exist within a paradigm, which reduces the cost of items to relativity (differentiation and standard deviation from the provisional averages of the paradigm).

That means there are no global averages, economic up turns and downturns, the economy is sectioned off similar to the titanic in how the compartmentalisation of the hull was added to prevent it from sinking. The correlation or state of the economy can exist at intangible distances (infinite supply and demand), which means consumers pay different amounts for different items, because every individual is their own micro-economy, they demand certain items infinitely, and supply other items infinitely, which is plotted on a curve formed by sets of relative, local and global averages, from which deviations can occur. In more simple terms, this means a cup of water has different value to a thirsty man, then it does to an ocean, we 'know' this, but cannot yet represent it, and thus it remains an esoteric value, rather than a tangible logical economic evaluation. Hyperbolic economics can reason that a cup of water has different values in different 'micro-economies'.

Hyperbolic economic theory describes the value of an object or service by its currency, or relativity to use. Since we manufacture for the purpose of employment, the goal is to suit the industry to provide all the necessities to the population and provisional opportunities for national and international co-operation. Rather than the economy existing in a state of working chaos, there is a necessity for it to collapse since it is always changing, (predicted). The growth of the system is a false growth, since it is usually the 'burying' of the economic dead creating temporary piles of wealth. Instead hyperbolic economic theory has no pinnacle, no apex, (greed is not good, a large pile of money is just heavy) yet it is still based on enterprise and individualism, this means the 'economic dead' can be cannibalised, based on infinite supply, infinite demand, within the continuously changing economy.

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