1.1 Open Market Technology

There is a on how to operate the Market and that is found in the Producer Rewarded Economic System.  and need in this technology so they can operate the Market causatively.  Today the producers are being the effect of the thrusts in operating the Market incorrectly.  It is like driving a car.  You must learn the technology on how to operate the car.  You must know all the rules and laws that encompass automobile operations.  The rules and laws are natural and man made for safety and efficiency.

A person adept in the rules and laws of automobile operation survives very well in an automobile.  People who are not adept in the rules and laws of automobile operation don’t survive well while driving.  In many cases they are deadly for themselves, the automobile and for other people.  The same consequences hold true in operating a without knowing the rules and laws of marketing.  It can be deadly for the people not adept in Marketing as well as for other people, the society, mankind and the environment.  When at the effect of people not adept in the rules and laws of the Market, all individuals, the society, mankind and the environment can be harmed and, or destroyed.

This section, the Open Market Technology Section,  of Producer Rewarded addresses the technology of the Market place.  This technology is .  Open Market Technology addresses in detail most if not all the rules and laws involved in operating a Marketing  System.  gives a skeleton over view on operating a Market System.  The non-producers have taken advantage of the vague definition and description of the Free Market.  They have captured the Free Market and are sucking the lifeblood out of it.  The lifeblood is the money, wealth and energy created by the Producers.

The following articles will explain in detail the Technology of the Open Market and how it differs from, and is much more pro-survival than, the Free Market.


The Science of Economics
By RP Obrigewitsch
December 4, 2011


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Sunday, December 4th, 2011 Open Market Economics

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