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The previous unit explained the Effort Theory of Value which is based on one’s dharma or svadharhma.
A person who loves playing guitars will make higher quality guitar music than one who hates playing guitars.
The guitar-lover’s effort is less than the guitar-hater.
Make 2 equations, 1 for guitar lover and for guitar hater. Guitar lovers E is less, creating more Force
F = (V↑ - V↓) / E
- F: Flow or Force (such as the force of capital)
- V↑: high value perception
- V↓: low value perception
- E: effort (toil and trouble) – this is the Invisible Hand Function
Economic activity or flow is highest when there is a difference between value-perceptions, and Effort is minimal. We call this difference as “primary arbitrage”.
Economic flow is lowest when there is no difference between value-perceptions, and Effort is high. Effort is naturally lowest if it matches the dharma or purpose of the entity making the effort.
Unit 1
The Effort Theory of Value
Unit 3
Dharma as the Natural Organizing Principle
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