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PESML - Put Every Sitting Member LAST!
This video describes the single greatest strategy available to Australian voters who are keen on holding the political class accountable for the many human rights and freedom violations over the course of the last two years.
If You Really Have Had Enough!
If you are properly fed up with our politicians, what can you do about it?
The Story of the 1904–1905 Welsh Revival
This is an in-depth look at the 1904–1905 Welsh Revival which was the largest Christian revival in Wales during the 20th century. While by no means the best known of revivals, it was one of the most dramatic in terms of its effect on the population and triggered revivals in several other countries.
A Prototype of
National Profit and Loss Accounting.
Company directors continuously do profit and loss accounts as a means of measuring the value of production against its cost (which is the value of what is consumed in the process of production). Distributing their profit to shareholders allows them to consume to that value, and retaining profit allows the company to consume commensurate inputs.
Curiously, no Government has ever done a profit and loss account for the nation for which it acts in trust, to determine the value of its productive output in consumer goods, against the incomes distributed to consumers to induce its production, and simultaneously enable that measure of consumption.
Ultimately the cost of aggregate consumer production, is the inducement paid to persons to induce them to produce the sum of both capital and consumer products. The need for equilibrium between consumers’ purchasing power and the value of consumer products on offer, is a key predictive determinant in the likelihood of recession and inflation, so the case for doing such accounts would appear to be evident.
A Prototype of National Profit and Loss Accounting.
Company directors continuously do profit and loss accounts as a means of measuring the value of production against its cost (which is the value of what is consumed in the process of production). Distributing their profit to shareholders allows them to consume to that value, and retaining profit allows the company to consume commensurate inputs.
Curiously, no Government has ever done a profit and loss account for the nation for which it acts in trust, to determine the value of its productive output in consumer goods, against the incomes distributed to consumers to induce its production, and simultaneously enable that measure of consumption.
Ultimately the cost of aggregate consumer production, is the inducement paid to persons to induce them to produce the sum of both capital and consumer products. The need for equilibrium between consumers’ purchasing power and the value of consumer products on offer, is a key predictive determinant in the likelihood of recession and inflation, so the case for doing such accounts would appear to be evident.