|
BIBOCURRENCY – STABLE CURRENCY SYSTEMS |
|
WWW.BIBOCURRENCY.ORG |
|
LEARN ·
CURRENCY MORE ADVANCED ·
REVIEW OF MONEY AND CURRENCIES ·
FORMAL BIBO CURRENCY SPECIFICATION |
1.
First we define what a Stable Transaction
is: From
BIBO, we know that for something to be stable both its inputs and outputs
must be bounded values by virtue of the design. So what are the inputs and outputs of a currency
transaction? Transaction
Inputs:
The value of the thing of value being transacted called the “Price”. Transaction
Outputs:
A positive number of the magnitude of the “Price” to the party
that relinquishes the thing and a negative number of the same magnitude to
the party that receives the thing.
The
above represents a BIBO stable system because both inputs and outputs are
bounded values. It is also a
Passive system because outputs do not exceed inputs, as all value is equal to
the “Price”. 2.
Now we define a Stable Currency System: A
system of Transactions is only stable if and only if ALL Transactions are
Passive BIBO stable. 3.
The stable currency unit theorem: A
Passive BIBO Stable Money System by definition implies that all of the
system’s component Transactions are also necessarily
Passive BIBO Stable. Therefore,
it directly follows that if every Transaction is a Passive BIBO Stable
process and all money created is necessarily a product of such Stable
Transactions, then all such money maintains a Bounded ratio with all system inputs
i.e. units are stable by definition! 4.
What matters in order to have a stable
currency: ·
It
matters not who performs the Transactions that generate the Currency ·
It
matters not when the Transactions are performed ·
It
matters not what Wealth is Transacted ·
It
matters not why we Transact the Wealth ·
It
matters not how many units are generated ALL
THAT MATTERS IS THAT THE TRANSACTIONS THAT GENERATE UNITS ARE PASSIVE BIBO
TRANSACTIONS. ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ELSE MATTERS! 5.
Why our present Currency system is unstable: Because
the current system Transactions are financed by debt that grows
unboundedly. Copyright © bibocurrency.org
2011-09-25 |
|
COPYRIGHT © 2011 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
bibocurrency.org