Our Methods:
Economic models are developed as an electrical equivalent model. For example, a person adding money to a savings account at the rate of $1,000.00 per month is modeled as a 1,000.00 milliamp current flowing into a capacitor. This same person making a withdraw from the savings is modeled as an equivalent current flowing out of the capacitor. The resulting mathematics and simulation results are the same for the two views. Every economic situation has an electrical equivalent.By using a few simple electrical components, complex economic models are developed. For example, we have developed and tested models of industry, banks, government, and labor. After testing these models individually, they are combined to model the economy. These models are then used to evaluate the effect that economic decisions have on the economy.