A summary of what you should understand by now

These tables can apply to any country. Simply use the country’s GDP.

We are looking at the US economy for the test simply because it is presently the largest economy in the world. At this point it is assumed that you have followed the test process from the beginning, ran the simulation and went through the post test analysis.

The two tables above summarize the mistake in accounting procedure applied to GDP where it is read over time as accurate but not assessed at any point in time allowing a loss equivalent to GDP to go unnoticed every year. You have already been introduced to how this loss causing procedure works referred to as “implosion” and/or “subtraction” in the Empirical Test for Split Velocity so it need not be revisited.

The first table shows how the CFI applies the “sleight of the hand” trick that palms (hides or loses) the equivalent of GDP per annum. This loss is presently unaccounted for in economics, accounting and managerial finance, even by professional international audit and advisory services providers. It creates tremendous levels of scarcity making poverty or hardship an indelible aspect of every economy in the world. The loss is so large that it is unlikely any measure by any government or international institution can resolve it, the loss being equal to GDP per annum is simply too large for anyone to counter, hence, scarcity and hardship persist despite ongoing attempts worldwide to improve living standards. At the microeconomic level this loss is equal to a business’ Total Revenue (TR).

In the second table the loss is identified by Split Velocity and exactly how the CFI is palming resources and generating an unseen loss is countered by Split Velocity.

This restores the value of GDP. Instead of losing the equivalent of -GDP every year, Split Velocity is used to reverse this loss and turn it into a gain +GDP. This allows GDP to potentially double each year. It’s important to note that this “doubling” is in fact just a normalisation of GDP. This is how an economy is meant to function. For anyone to try to tell you doubling GDP in one year is impossible is moot. Why? Because doubling is already taking place each year, the problem is the CFI is discarding all it’s benefits (-GDP). To say it’s impossible, when it is already taking place…is for lack of a polite word to use, “dumb”.

At the microeconomic level it means the Total Revenue businesses are unaware they are losing every year is restored by Split Velocity allowing them to operate normally. When businesses lose TR due to the faulty CFI they are forced to survive using mark-ups or cost-plus pricing, this abnormal process only further aggravates economic growth by creating problems such as permanent inflation and general economic instability which combined with the scarcity created by losing the equivalent of GDP (or Total Revenue) makes economies very difficult to grow to serve the people or given population