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7. Symbol for Value and Energy

August 3, 2012 By Raymond Leave a Comment

Revised November 14, 2013

Money is a symbol used to represent exchange value.  The exchange value is created by Producers.  Producers create exchange value during the process of producing commodities, trades, goods and services.  Money is also the symbol used to represent energy generated by Producers.  Producers generate the energy used in the creation of commodities, trades, goods and services.   Money is the symbol for value and energy.

There has been much attention placed on money units down through the ages.  The money unit is basically a unit of energy.  A Producer first generates the energy, and then he transfers this energy into a commodity, trade, good or service as he produces it.  The commodity, trade, good or service is exchanged on the Open Market for money units.  In the process of the exchange, the energy that was created by the Producer is transferred into the money unit.

Money is also a unit measure used to define the value of commodities, trades, goods and services.  When a product is exchanged on the Market, the competition among commodities, trades, goods and services on the Market determines the value of each product.  The competition among commodities, trades, goods and services on the Market is caused by demand forces created by producers as they compete with one another in purchasing commodities, trades, goods and services from the Market.

There have been many ways money units have been acquired, accumulated, taken or gotten.  However, there is only one ethical and honest way to receive money units.  That way is through the production of commodities, trades, goods and services which are marketed on the Open Market.  Receiving money units through the production of commodities, trades, goods and services and marketing them on the Open Market is how true prosperity is achieved.

There is no other way to create, produce or acquire money and be in exchange for it.  All other ways or methods of acquiring or accumulating money are out-exchange or destructive to the prosperity of the individual, families, organizations, societies, nations, mankind and environments.

There has been a common belief over the ages that money units could and should be acquired without the efforts of production, work or without any labor.  There have been many methods developed over the years to overtly or covertly steal money.  This is especially true among non-producers and counter-producers.  These individuals  can’t produce or have a very hard time producing.   They have resorted to devising methods of stealing money, value, energy, wealth, capital and power from the producers around them.  Expanding the money supply is one of many methods they have devised and used when stealing prosperity from the Producers.

There is only one way money comes into existence and that is through the production of commodities, trades, goods and services.  Producers use directed energy forces when producing commodities, trades, goods and services.  These directed energy forces are employed during the processes of work and labor.  The workers and laborers (Producers) direct the energy forces, needed and used, during the process of producing commodities, trades, goods and services.  There must be work and labor involved in the creation of production.  Anyone taking any money without involving labor work in creating production is out exchange!

The Capitalist (capital destroying Capitalist) is chief among those who believes money units can be acquired without their efforts of production, work or without any labor of their own.  The Capitalist (capital destroying Capitalist) believes others should provide the labor and he should take the money created by the labor and work of others.  The capital destroying Capitalist enslaves Producers.

Taking money created by the labor and work of others does not give him freedom.  He is not as free as he thinks he is.  There is only one way to be free and that is to be able to produce one’s own prosperity with the hands and mind of one’s own creative potential.  True freedom is to be able to create energy and transfer it into commodities, trades, goods and services which one can use to exchange for other commodities, trades, goods and services with money on the Open Market.

True freedom is granted to those individuals who operate within the Axioms of Producer Rewarded Open Market Economics.  An individual operating outside of the Axioms of Producer Rewarded Open Market Economics is not free.  He is not creating prosperity.   He is taking prosperity away from the producers.  He has no existence but to steal money-energy from the Producers.  Stealing money-energy is a destructive activity which strikes against the Producers as well as against the counter-producer himself.

The Producers can carry non-producers and counter-producers on their backs until the system becomes overburdened and then it collapses bringing the Producers down with the non-producers and counter-producers.  The non-producer and counter-producer is not free until he joins the ranks of the Producers, becoming a Producer.  As long as the Producers allow the non-producer and counter-producer to be rewarded, the Producer is not free.  True freedom comes about when everyone is required to create production in exchange for money.   Producers of prosperity thrive while operating inside and using the Axioms of Producer Rewarded Open Market Economics.

The Capitalist, capital destroying capitalist, has the belief that others should provide the work and labor and he should take the money without production exchanged for it.  The Capitalist, capital destroying capitalist,  has lost the ability to produce energy or believes he has lost the ability to produce energy.  He grabs and hoards money.  This grabbing and hoarding of money creates a scarcity of money in circulation.

As a result of the Capitalist’s action the money velocity slows, giving the perception that money is hard to come by and there is a scarcity of money.  The prices of commodities, trades, goods and services go up in value because of less money in circulation in respect to products on the Market.  The fact is there is an abundance of money, wealth and material possessions available when Producers and only Producers are rewarded, when the Market is maintained open to all on equal terms and when the Money Supply is held constant.

The Capitalist, capital destroying capitalist, redistributes and concentrates money and material possessions into the hands of a few rich and powerful counter-producer capitalists.  The correct distribution of wealth occurs when Producers and only Producers are rewarded, when the Open Market is maintained open to all on equal terms and when the money supply is held constant.  The wealth is distributed to those individuals who create it or produce it.  Any other wealth redistribution systems are rewarding non-producers and counter-producers and are destructive systems.   Distructive wealth redistribution systems include Capitalism (capital destroying Capitalism) Fascism and Communism.  Fascism and Communism are capital destroying socialist economic systems.  They reward non-producers and counter-producers.

The Fascist also takes money without the necessary exchange for it.  He is like the Capitalist. He turns up the volume in his efforts to steal and hoard money and material wealth.  He uses great force in doing so.  He also creates a scarcity of money and material possessions by redistributing and concentrating it into the hands of a few rich and powerful counter-producers.  The Fascist also enslaves producing workers and laborers.  Both the Capitalist and the Fascist are working to stop the flow of money, value, energy, wealth, capital, power and material possessions throughout the societies.

The Communist also takes money without the necessary exchange for it.  He does it in a covert manner. The Communist sells himself as a Producer or pretends to follow the prosperous laws of economics while grabbing and hoarding money and material wealth.  He says he is the patron to labor and workers.  When he seizes power he enslaves the producing workers and laborers.  He also creates major scarcities of money and material wealth.  The Communist takes possession of almost all wealth and material wealth under the umbrella of the State.  He covertly tricks the Producers into believing it is the government who owns all.  In reality it is the counter-producer communist individuals who are the government and who control the government.  It is the counter-producer communist individuals who have and control all money, value, energy, wealth, capital, power and material possessions in the society and nation.  They carry out this deception “under the guise of the state.”  The counter-producer communist individuals governing the country have exclusive access to the money, value, energy, wealth, capital, power.

The three; Capital Destroying Capitalism, the Fascist and the Communist all grab and hoard money, value, energy, wealth, capital, power and material possessions.  They work to stop the flow of money, value, energy, wealth, capital and power.  They redistribute the money, value, energy, wealth, capital, power and material possessions away from the Producers and concentrate it in the hands of the rich and powerful counter-producers.

In today’s nations on planet earth we find the expansion of the money supply being used to acquire money instead of producing commodities, trades, goods and services for the money.  They acquire money by going outside of the Open Market.  They don’t bring self-created commodities, trades, goods and services to the Open Market where they can exchange them for money.  They simply steal money, value, energy, wealth, capital and power by expanding the money supply.  This misuse of money, “the symbol for value, energy,wealth, capital and power,” is very destructive to the societies and nations on the planet.

We see the accumulation of massive amounts of wealth in the hands of the Capitalists without the proper exchange for it.  There are various methods of speculation being used on the stock market to take vast sums of money without an exchange for it.  The basic purpose of stock market investments is to increase and enhance production in the companies invested in.  Stock market investment should be investments made over a long enough period of time where the company invested in gets an exchange for the money it paid out in dividends.  Stock market investments should be investments made for the purpose of enhancing productivity in the company invested in along with creating wealth for the investor.  This is as apposed to short term pure speculative investments where huge sums of money are taken without or not enough exchange returned for the money taken.

Investing in the Stock Market should be a Producer created service.  The dividends received by the investor should be in exchange for the money the investor allowed a company to use while enhancing production.  This should be a Producer created service exchanged for the dividend money received.  The main purpose in investing in the stock market is to enhance the prosperity of both the individual Producer, doing the investment, and the company being invested in.

Speculation investment such as skimming the market with or without a computer program to remove profits is taking money with no exchange for it.  Speculation on commodities and not taking possession of them, at least to store them, is taking money without an exchange for it.  Speculation on commodities and not using them to create further production or to store them is taking money without an exchange for it.  This type of non-productive speculation results in huge sums of money being taken with no exchange for it.  This type of speculation places non-productive demands on the commodity, increasing the price of the commodity.  The producers who use the commodity for further production now have a higher cost added to the input side of their production.  The money spent on the higher cost of the commodity goes to an out-exchange speculator who exchanged nothing in return for the money he received.  This type of speculation violates the purpose of investing in the Stock Market.  This type of speculation harms the prosperity of the out-exchange speculator, the company, society, nation and mankind.

An example of this is the counter-production speculation on oil commodities.  Counter-producer speculators bid the price of oil up while not taking possession of it, at least to store it. They bid up the price of oil while flipping paper.  They perform no production at all.  They don’t do the minimal activity of handling the oil commodity.  The price gets bid up, based on no need or want or to use it for creating further production.  The Producers who use oil as an input to create production have a higher input cost.  Speculation should only be done by Producers who use the commodity speculated on to further the creation or enhancement of production.  The counter-producer-speculator-parasite sells the commodity and walks away with huge profits while contributing no production at all in exchange for the money.  The higher cost of oil products are felt throughout the society.  “The counter-producer-speculator-parasite is sucking the energy out of the society.” This counter-producer parasitic activity can be felt by all the Producers in the society.  Their energy is being stolen away.

We see recessions and economic collapses occur because counter-producer-speculator-parasites have stolen huge quantities of energy from the Producers, families, organizations, societies, nations and mankind.  This occurred in the early 2000’s.  It caused the economic collapse in 2008.  This also caused the Great Depression.

The counter-producer-speculator-parasite further damages the economic system by using this out-exchange money to place a demand on the Market further increasing the prices of all other commodities, trades, goods and services on the Market.  He further damages the economic system by using his out exchange money to run lies, deception and propaganda promoting and justifying his methods of taking money without an exchange for it.  He also uses this out-exchange money to take over and control the political system where he further robs and enslaves the Producers.

The Producers find themselves working harder and receiving less in return while carrying the counter-producer-speculator-parasite, money expander, capital destroying Capitalist, Fascist and the Communist on their backs.   The above groups of non-producer and counter-producers have as their purpose and sole purpose to extract money, value, energy, wealth, capital and power from the Producers.

The Producers have established the money unit as the symbol for value, energy, wealth, capital and power.  They create this value, energy, wealth, capital and power through the production of commodities, trades, goods and services.  The Producers create the value, energy, wealth, capital and power a society and a Nation operates with.  We need to produce a Quality Control System where we take full control and responsibility for the economic system we create every day as we produce prosperity for ourselves, families, organizations, societies, nations and environments.  We are the producers and creators of the economic system.  We must become the creators of a system of control where the non-producers and the counter-producers remain outside of the economic system.  They have chosen to function on the outside sucking the energy out of the economic system.  Let’s let them be out there without any money, value, energy, wealth, capital and power unless they exchange self- produced commodities, trades, goods and services for any money, value, energy, wealth, capital and power received.

Producer Rewarded Open Market Economics
The Science of Economics
By: R P Obrigewitsch
August 3, 2012

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1.95 Producers, Non-producers and Counter-producers

March 29, 2012 By Raymond 1 Comment

Revised October 30, 2013

In this article we will be covering Producers, Non-producers and Counter-producers, with the purpose of bringing more understanding on how an Economic System functions.  I will be introducing a new concept on the non-producer side of the Producer/ non-producer dichotomy.  This new concept is the Counter-producer.  The counter-producer thrusts his efforts in the opposite direction or in conflict with production and prosperity.

The Producers are the creators of the value, energy, wealth, capital and power the money symbol represents. The value, energy, wealth, capital and power are carried with the money unit after a product is exchanged for it on the Open Market.  We have covered this process of converting produced value and energy into money units in earlier articles.  Value is created through the production of goods and services.  Energy is created and placed into the goods and services at the time of production. When the goods and services are marketed on the Open Market the produced value and energy are transferred to the money units.  During the process of Marketing, wealth, capital and power are also brought into existence.  They are also represented by the money unit symbol.  All of these, the value, energy, wealth, capital and power can be measured and defined in terms of money units. This is how an Economics System comes into existence and continues to thrive and prosper into the future.

The Producers create the Economic System and maintain its prosperity and growth.  If all we had existing in an Economic System were Producers, we would have a very healthy thriving Economic System.  We would have individual Producers, families, organizations, societies, nations, mankind and environments prospering and thriving.  This is the Ideal State for an Economic System.  This is a goal and a target, in which to strive for, in creating a prosperous Economic System.

However, the ideal state is seldom achieved but always must be sought after.  This Ideal State can be very closely achieved but not at a 100 percent level.  We must maintain the axioms of economics and strive to reach this ideal state.  Along the way we will have a very thriving Economic System.  It is when we fail to maintain the axioms of economics and stop striving for the Ideal State that the Economic System slides into a recession.  An Economic System starts to fail or slide into a recession the moment the Producers stop striving for the Ideal State of an Economic System.

Producers lose their focus on the Ideal Economic State when they agree with becoming non-producers and counter-producers.  Producers loose their focus when they agree to have or allow non-producers and counter-producers to take money without an equal amount of production exchanged for the money.  Producers also go off focus when they agree to accept counter-producer destructive creations in the Market where they can be exchanged for money units. 

The Ideal State for an Economic System is: When we have Producers and only Producers operating in the economic system creating money, value, energy, wealth, capital and power then we have the Ideal State for an Economic System.

As soon as we stop striving for and focusing on the Ideal State for an Economic System, the non-producers and counter-producers start to pull the Economic System into a recession.  The numbers of non-producers and counter-producers start increasing in numbers in proportion to Producers.   If we don’t hold this Ideal State as a goal, the counter forces against this Ideal State will overtake the Producers and reverse economic growth and expansion.  These counter forces work 24/7 at reversing economic growth and expansion.

There are two counter forces at work here. The first one is the non-producer.  The second one is the counter-producer.  Both the non-producer and the counter-producer exert forces against the Ideal State for an Economic System.  They are both non-producers but the counter-producer actively engages in destructive counter-production activity in exchange for his money.

The non-producer creates no, or not enough production for the money received. The non-producer pulls in small quantities of money to large quantities of money and at times very large quantities of money, value, energy, wealth, capital and power without enough or no exchange, at all, for it.  We find farmers on welfare, corporations on welfare, monopolists on welfare, speculator bankers on welfare and the poor on welfare.  We also find speculators, who don’t use speculation to further production but speculate to take wealth with no production in exchange for it, are also on welfare.  These rewarded non-producers take money with no or not enough production in exchange for the money they receive.  Bankers who expand the money supply are the counter-producer money supply expanders in this rewarded non-producer/counter-producer classification.

The money supply expanders literally steal the value, energy, wealth, capital and power out of the money you presently have in your pocket, your bank account and in your assets.  They steal the value, energy, wealth, capital and power during the process of expanding the money supply.  They aren’t placing production on the Market for the money they are removing while printing more money.  So, your money value, energy, wealth, capital and power are transferred to the money expanders.  The money in your pocket, in your bank and in your assets loses value, energy and power.  The money supply expanders are non-producers and counter-producers.  They are rewarded counter-producers.  By expanding the money supply the money supply expanders are stealing energy from the Producers.  They are stealing money value from the Producers.  They are stealing wealth from the Producers.  They are stealing capital from the Producers.  They are also stealing power from the Producers.  They are countering and thrusting against the prosperity of the Producers, families, organizations, societies, nations, mankind and environments.

The non-producers take more money out of the Market than they put exchange back in.   They take money from the Market with no or not enough exchange for it.  Some non-producers create monopolies.  They dominate the supply of a particular commodity, trade, good or service and create an artificial shortage.  They create an artificial shortage with the purpose of causing the demand to rise on a specific commodity, trade, good or service.  This increased demand increases the price of the commodity, trade, good or service on the Market.  In this case they are receiving more money units than product placed on the Market while exchanging product for money units.

The second counter force at work in destroying economic growth and expansion is the Counter-producer.  Counter is the opposite direction to or in conflict with.  The counter-producer creates commodities, trades, goods and services that are in opposite direction to or are in conflict with prosperity.  This harms the prosperity of the Producer, family, organization, society, nation, mankind and environments.  The counter-producers’ goods and services are not classified as products.  The rewarded counter-producers’ commodities, trades, goods and services are destructive to the prosperity of the Producer, family, organization, society, nation, mankind and environments.  The counter-producers’ counter production is harmful to the greatest good for the largest number of people.  The rewarded counter-producer receives money in exchange for the destruction he is doing to the Producer, organization, society, nation, mankind and environments.  The counter-producer is actively destroying Producers, production facilities and Economic Systems. While he passes off this destructive activity as production.  He receives money, value, energy, wealth, capital and power for this destructive activity.

The counter-producers may appear to be and in many cases are very hard workers but their production falls short of the definition of a Product.  Their production is harmful to the prosperity of the greatest good for the greatest numbers.  These people work daily creating counter-survival commodities, trades, goods and services.  These counter-survival commodities, trades, goods and services are destructive to the prosperity of the Producers.  They not only suck money, energy, wealth, capital and power from the society with a destructive exchange but their “production” harms the Producers and all life on Earth.

The counter-producers’ counter-survival creations cause lower production levels for the Producers.  This destructive production also converts Producers into non-producers. Producers lose jobs during recessions, depressions and wars caused by the rewarded destruction of the counter-producers.  Producers get ill from using and being in the environment of the destructive creations passed off as products by counter-producers.  Producers lose their ability to produce from lost jobs, ill health and upset in the work environment.  Death may result from the effects of counter-producer destructive creations.  Destructive production causes numbers of non-producers and counter-producers to get larger.

Destructive production created by counter-producers is never a good sign in a society.  In a healthy, Producer Rewarded Open Market Economic System there will always be far more production jobs available then producing individuals to fill them.  The only people not working and producing will be the most unable physically, mentally or spiritually.  The numbers of non-producers will be so low that their counter productive impact on the Producing society will be very minimal.  Charity will be able to handle them.  There will be no welfare for the rich or the poor because it will not be needed.  There should be no counter production or counter-producers present.

Examples of counter-producers and counter production are illegal drug trade, over-consumption of alcohol, over prescribed prescription drugs, most if not all Psycho-tropic drugs, excess national defense, crime, tobacco products, any directed effort in anyway used to block or restrict production competition such as monopolies and using destructive lies, deception and propaganda.

In Producer Rewarded Open Market Economics we can spot counter production creations and activities once thought of as products.  This counter production is in conflict with or going in the opposite direction to prosperity.

Producer Rewarded Open Market Economics, in its fullest definition, is a science of the prosperity of the individuals, family, organizations, societies, nations, mankind and environments.  Anything that is in conflict with prosperity or going in the opposite direction opposed to prosperity is counter production.

In Producer Reward Open Marker Economics we find the Producer thrusting toward prosperity.  We find the non-producer being dead weight pulling down the prosperity potential of all Producers and non-producers.  We find the counter-producer engaged in direct conflict with and going in the opposite direction from prosperity.  The counter-producer attacks prosperity, covertly or overtly.

In the current economic system on Earth we find the non-producers and the counter-producers being allowed to participate in the economic system, the Market and the Money Supply.  Then we wonder why the economic system keeps failing.  We are allowing counter-producers to dominate it and destroy it!

 The counter-producers are allowed to dominate the Market and the Money Supply.  The Producers, on the backs of which all prosperity rests, are carrying the whole load of prosperity along with the non-producers and the destruction of the counter-producers.  The counter-producers are opposing the Producers at every step of the way.

With this data we, the Producers, can step up and be proud and take control of the Economic system we create despite the counter production of the counter- producers and the dead weight of the non-producers.

There are working Producers creating prosperity.  There are working counter-producers creating destruction and countering prosperity.  There are non-producers, not working, sucking the energy out of the Economic System.

The Producers create money, value, energy, wealth, capital and power.

The non-producers suck the money, value, energy, wealth, capital and power out of the Economic System.  They accomplish this by taking money without exchanging commodities, trades, goods or services for it.

The counter-producers suck the money, value, energy, wealth, capital and power out of the Economic System.  They accomplish this by creating destructive products that harm the Producers, families, organizations, societies, nations, mankind, and environments.

I will end off by leaving you with an exercise.  Go out and see if you can use the following data to identify the Super Producers, Producers, non-producers and counter-producers in your company or society?

Remember, the Super Producer holds the company together despite all the counter efforts put forth by the non-producers and counter-producers.  At this time the Super Producer usually producers far more than he receives in money units exchanged for his production.

The Producer is pulling his weight; he is in full exchange with production for money.

The non-producer is out exchange.  He is the under producer or the under achiever.  He is receiving more money than he is creating in production.

The overt (easily spotted) counter-producer is another matter.  He is the guy who stops production, he confuses up for down, left for right, he gets hurt a lot, he is in accidents, destroys company property, uses drugs and excess alcohol, has unusual sex practices, gets into arguments frequently.  He has more than normal health problems.  He looks for ways to find fault.  He has to be watched continuously.  He is destructive to the company and the staff.  He upsets the staff and the public.  This is the overt counter-producer.  He creates a hostile and stressful environment.  He tends to be over the top in his criticizing.  He will alter and exaggerate, too the negative, the information that needs to be passed on.  He is confused with priorities.  He reverses priorities, taking a lower or the lowest priority first.

There is also the covert (hidden) counter-producer.  He is much harder to detect.  There are clues you can follow.  He will us drugs, excess alcohol and has unusual sex practices.  He has more then normal health problems.   He excels in giving confusing orders.  He will give orders and an hour later will change the whole line up.  He makes a lot of confusion for the staff.  He quietly creates a stressful environment.  He appears to be nice and friendly but will covertly stab you in the back.  He criticizes in a sort of smooth and complementary way.  He will tell the producer how good he is and not promote him.  He will promote a fellow counter-producer instead. He will alter information that needs to be passed on.  He is confused with priorities.  He will surround himself with overt counter-producers.

Here you go.  I hope this helps bring about a better understanding of the Economic System.

Producer Rewarded Open Market Economics
The Science of Economics
BY: R P Obrigewitsch
March 24, 2012

Filed Under: Producer Economics Tagged With: counter, counter survival, counter survival products, counter-producers, covert counter-producers, Energy, Ideal State of Economics, market, money, money supply, money supply expanders, non-producers, Open Market, overt counter-producers, producers, speculators, super producers, survival, value, wealth

Economic Axioms

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Producer Economics

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  • 1.2 The Four Basic Laws of Economics
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  • 1.5 Workers and Producers Create Money
  • 1.6 Government Products and Services
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  • 1.8 Work, Energy and Money
  • 1.9 Production Creates Futures
  • 1.95 Producers, Non-producers and Counter-producers
  • 2.0 Attention and Money
  • 2.01 Attention Vacuum and Producers
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  • 2.1 Banks Don’t Create Money
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