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Deep Depression of 2009
Model: Kantian Energy Cycle of Business
Premise: Solar Functional Energy is the basis of all economics
By Kanti Mohan Pandit, Director, Business Intelligence & forecasting Kolkata
Abstract
The global economy is already suffering from recession. Some countries are on the edge to enter depression phase. Japan is on the threshold to enter another long run depression that is likely to end by 2020. This forecast is based on the ‘Kantian Energy Cycle of Business’ that takes into account the solar Functional Energy as the base. Solar Functional Energy is the solar rays transformed into solar electricity by external sources of positive charges (A) and negative charges (T). The combination of T+A is a source of productive energy that establishes functional relationship with earth and activates human brain software to act for productive activities. The presence of dark energy ‘R’ often intercepts this productive energy and checks or weakens the productive activities to cause slump in the economy. Functional energy is created by ‘T’ ‘A’ and ‘R’ function in a system of C(f)=T+A/R that repeats every 59 years in an arithmetic progression so that ‘R’ focus becomes -2R focus and -4R focus and so on. The system can explain all the economic phenomena in an economy and forecast the future as well
Main
The most major economic crisis world has ever faced is the Great Depression of 1929 in the United States of America during 1929 to 1933 to 1939. In 1873 also there this country had faced a long drawn depression though the intensity of this crisis was not very high. In both the periods price trends were deflationary for a long period. Stock market had downtrend movement during depression period of 1929.
The recent recession of 2008 that engulfed so many economies in the world is gradually moving toward depression in some countries. Japan is already moving towards long contraction. There is doubt in everyone’s mind whether an economist or a common man about ‘How long will this recession last and which countries are going to have severe impact’? This question will be answered by the ‘Kantian Energy Cycle C/T-A-R. Kantian Energy cycle is determined by the solar functional energy ‘C’, which is a derivative of solar rays transformed by T-A-R energy components.
‘Solar functional Energy’ and its principal components ‘T-A-R’ will be able to analyze and explain these downward trends of the past and that is present today. They can be used to predict the forthcoming economic trends in the future. You will surprise to know that the basic structure of T-A-R components present today in 2008 and the following strategic years is very much like the TAR structure present in 1873 and 1929. 1929 structure of T-A-R is closer to that of 2008. The intensity of T-A-R is likely to be wilder in later parts of 2009 onward to create as much worse an economic downturn as that was in 1929 great depression. But this time the focal point is more towards the Japanese economy than USA.
In Japan the asset price bubbles had last started in1986 and lasted till 1990 when the bubble had burst. The economy of Japan remained in long drawn depression till 2002/03 when the stocks and asset prices bottomed out. It is virtually from this period only asset prices in many countries took an aggressive upward move.
How do T-A-R basics and solar functional Energy analyze and explain the price and market movement is given below but for this you have to briefly understand about this Kantian energy profile and TAR network.
T-A-R is a composite energy module having electrical components of positive charges (‘A’) referred to as Proton and negative charges(‘T’) referred to as Electron that transform sunrays on the way to earth into electrical energy. After the conversion sunrays becomes source of ‘solar functional energy’ termed as ‘C’ that establishes a functional relationship with earth and its resources to turn these into economic produce or wealth by taking human help through activating the brain software in human beings. You may not agree to or may dispute this theory but a patient glance and analytical watch on the following case studies will surprise you to accept this. The only condition is to shed any preconception and ego.
The biggest operational constraint faced by this Solar Functional Energy is the presence of dark energy ‘R’ that is potent enough to corrupt its functionality at the right level. Whenever ‘R’ intercepts the focus of solar functional energy or its components ‘T’ or ‘A’ on earth it makes it/ them non-functional or weakly functional. ‘T’ and ‘A’ move clockwise and focus earth. ‘R’ intercepts them by moving anticlockwise. They do this in a way to converge and diverge at certain intervals and thereby create cyclical energy contents and capsules of various potencies that ultimately affects the economies and their operational levels.
There are three types of permutations and combinations of T-A-R components while on the move to each other and while converging and diverging: T+A, T+R or R+A. T+A is a productive module at convergence that takes the form of T+1A, T+2A T+3A, T+4A, T+5A and T+6A. T+6A terminate the modular power of T/A series of modules. After this terminal point there is divergence of ‘T’ and ‘A’ forming T-1A. T-2A, T-3A, T-4A, T-5A and finally T-/+6A modules. This completes 360 degree of earth.
Similarly ‘T’ and ‘R’ while converging form T+R, T+1R, T+2R, T+3R, T+4R, T+5R, T+6R and while diverging form T-1R, T-2R, T-3R. T-4R, T-5R and T-/+R. These T/R modules are harmful modules that restrict productivity in the economy. ‘R’ and ‘A’ also forms similar modules but they also don’t promote productivity. ‘’R’ restricts the productive power of ‘A’ and promote recession and deflationary situation in the economy. Out of these modules the most productive modules are T+A, T+1A, T+2A and T-3A. T+A module terminate its productive modular energy at T+6A. The most destructive modules are T+R, T+1R, T+4R, T-4R and T-3R. T+R modules terminate its destructive modular energy at T+6R and vice versa. Let us suppose the following chart represents our earth having 12 segments to be of 360 degree of 30 degree each from C1 to be 30 degree and C93 to be 360 degree.( For more detail explanation on T-A-R visit www.microsolar.wordpress.com or read the e-book ‘Solar Functional Energy’ A1books.com)
The post potent T-A-R positioning is when ‘T’ and ‘A’ are converging to and ‘R’ is just diverging as in 1922 when the American stock market went on rampaging till the great depression started or in 1960s when US economies boomed for years.
The weakest T-A-R positioning is when ‘T’ and ‘R’ are converging with focus on power points and ‘A’ is just diverging from their module. This has occurred in 1929 (the sample is furnished in the following paragraph)
The following charts will exhibit these permutation and combinations along with the solar divisions of earth in C1, C2, C3, C4, C5, C6, C7, C8.C9, C91 C92 and C93. Our earth is divides in 12 parts of 30 degree the base point being Greenwich at 00 East and West as follows:
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The following chart shows the modular combinations with ‘T’ in C9 In case ‘T’ has a focus on C9, ‘A’ can form T+A in C9, T+1A module in C91 and so on.
Solar Division of Earth
Solar division of earth gets exposure to Functional solar energy(C) from Jan-December of a year
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If we divide earth into 12 parts of 30 degree each longitudinally and name them C1 starting for 0–30 where Europe falls, C5 would include Australia, South Korea parts of Japan and China, and C9 would include important parts of USA. These specialized divisions are uniformly placed at equidistance from each other. From C1, C5 is situated 120 degree apart, from C5, C9 is situated 120 degree apart and from C9, C1 is again situated 120 degree apart. These are highly important zones on earth known as energy power points. Any damage to these power points by ‘T’ or ‘R’ will put the entire global economy in jeopardy with downturns. ‘A’ focus has productive impact there ‘A’ can minimize the negative effects of T/R module if in modular contacts with them. For example: T+A+R can make them positive to promote productive results. (T+R)+2A can also make the module productive but if T+R are in a power point C1 or C5 or C9 then ‘A’ in the module of T+R can’t make them productive. There are umpteen numbers of examples.
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T-A-R through ever-changing modular permutations and combinations can create positive or negative impacts on an economy depending upon the nature of modules formed. Sun rays falling upon the region in a particular month are exposed to this constantly changing Solar functional Energy factors and transmits the transformed solar energy to earth at the time of its exposure. T-A-R transforms sunrays into functional solar energy termed as ‘C’. Earth utilizes this energy according to its character and strength. There is a definite system in the process of change in the power factors and in their permutation and combination. In the long run this system is changed into a new system but within definite parameters.
In the present system of ‘T’ and ‘A’ and their modules represent demand/supply trends in the economy. T/A has a definite function to the resistant factor and power resistant ‘R’. This function is changed to new function every 59 and plus years so that R goes backward to 2nd zone from the original position of ‘R’. This functional equation can be expressed in the following manner:
C (f) = T+A / R
After 59 years: C (f) = (T+A)-2R
After another 59 years C (f) = (T+A) –4R
This change in the position of ‘R’ is in an arithmetic progression with the common difference of –2 till the original position of R in respect of T+A module.
In between the 59 years span the T-A-R components forms umpteen numbers of permutation and combinations that produces different types of supply/ demand and resistant modules to regulate the economy and market. T/A Apex modular formation of ‘T’ and ‘A’ takes place every second decade. The convergence and divergence of ‘T’ and ‘A’ takes place in this period. Convergence and divergence of ‘T’ and ‘R’ takes place every 6 years. Quick repetition of the modular combinations between the two makes them unbearable economically. Convergence and divergence of ‘R’ and ‘A’ takes place every eight years.
If resistant force ‘R’ thrives by making modular formation with ‘T’ without ‘A’ in the modular formation it will create recession or depression in the economy where ‘T’ has a distinct focus. The current recession in US economy (2008) is the right example when T5 (power point) had modular contact with R92 as T+6R when ‘A’ had focus on C9. But R91 focus (USA) from June 2008 aggravated the situation leading to widespread failures of banks, financial institutions and corporations along with weakening of industries and increase in unemployment. The following example will be able to highlight this modular case:
Convergence and divergence of TAR energy factors take place in a very systematic method. Convergence of ‘T’ and ‘R’ is dreadful since both form several modular permutations and combinations while converging and subject the economy to turmoil.
Convergence starts when ‘T’ and ‘R’ are at 180 degrees apart or hold T+6R modular combination. The convergence terminates at the zone when they have joint focus on the nest zone. ‘T’ and ‘A’ also converge in the same manner but their divergence after apex convergence (T+A) is highly productive for the economy. From here they can form T+1A, T+2A, T+4A module, which are productive and result oriented. ‘R’ and ‘A’ also had similar convergence and when they form it damages the productive power of ‘A’. If ‘T’ has modular contact with this R/A module it gets relief and turns somewhat positive to yield productive results. After convergence they diverge apart and gradually move to the position of apex divergence when they stand 180 degrees apart.
We can apply this cyclical convergence and divergence of T-A-R energy factors to explain the economic and cyclical boom and busts and also the normal economic changes.
Crisis Count Down
Depression in Japan
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Japan, the world’s second biggest economy, has officially fallen into an economic recession. The nation’s export business continues to crumble against the rising Yen and the Japanese economy is set for its longest ever contraction. Focus of ‘T’ on C5 the economic zone of Japan and the power point always makes this country vulnerable and let yen appreciate against dollar and other currencies. This is repeated in the year 2007 when ‘T’ had its first focus on C5 in August. R92 also had its focus on C5 along with. Both together had their negative focus on C2 in the month of May-June. This joint focus on C2 did not damage the economies that should have if A8 would not have the simultaneous focus on C2. In 2008 when A8 had its focus shifted to C9 T+6R module became aggressive and at R+C in March 2008 it had it had its first impact on many economy and its spiraling prices. Gold and crude oil prices had relented for the firs time. From July-August the crisis set firmly.
The island’s Gross Domestic Product – the entire value of one nation’s products and services – made an unexpected drop of 0.5 in the quarter July-September. There was downfall in the first quarter from April-June. A recession is defined by two successive quarterly GDP drops for a nation or continent. On annualized basis it was 1.8% shrink. Japan’s export dependent economy was also hit by sluggish overseas shipments as the global financial crisis hit international trade. The latest snapshot of the Japanese economy was even worse than the forecast for a contraction of about 0.2% quarter on quarter made earlier by some analysts. The government said the economy shrank a revised 1.0% in the second quarter, which was also slightly worse than it was thought previously. Many companies have started undercutting employments. Sony corp. is about to cut 8000 of jobs. Signs of the nation’s economic decline can be seen in Sony’s profit outlook cut of 57%, and in the Japanese software market to have 21 percent drop from last year. Perhaps the biggest danger for Japan’s videogame market was the news that the nation saw its volume of business investments drop 1.7 percent from the previous quarter.
. The nation now joins a growing list of major countries that have posted successive GDP losses, such as Germany, Italy, Spain and Ireland. A report last week suggested that USA is likely to officially enter a recession soon.
USA will be facing worst type of deflationary situation. Many other economies will also be running similar situation. R9 that is also the power point of USA will have the focus of ‘R’ in 2010 will again erupt the worsening situation for USA. T-A-R structure in 2008-2016 is presented below for a deep study and analysis.
TAR components in 2007 and 2008 as shown below is T5 (Japan) R92 focusing on Japan with R+180 degree focus. This module is called T+6R that have the capacity to cause severe downfall in Japan not for single year but for years together. This module got activated in February-March 2008 and its long term impact is to relax only in 2016 when Japan economic zone is to get a joint focus of R+A. This is the first phase of the depression for Japan.
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The focus of ‘T’ on C5 in 2007 and 2008 is damaging for Japan. T+6R formed by T5 and R92 are a negative module to restrict growth in Japan. ‘A’ is not in the module of T+6R and this is moving away from ‘T’ that provides the electron charges to the proton ‘A’ to make it productive for economic development and growth. This divergence further aggravates the situation to take this country to the quagmire of depression for long.
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In 2009 ‘A’ has moved farther away from ‘T’ when it moved its focus on C92 for 5 months from April to August. But here ‘T’ has formed a modular contact of T+6A with ‘A’ that is beneficial and productive for the economy of Japan but not activated till it T+C in C5 in the month of August only for a short time
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In 2010 T6 that formed modular contact with A93 is a definite improvement but this will last for 12 months only. This will of course break the depression phase Japan will be experiencing during hat time.
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T+2R module with very close convergence of ‘T’ and ‘R’ from August –September without ‘A’ in the module will be damaging for many economies including India caused by T-3C focus on C3.
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The close convergence continues to inflict damages to check economic growth and spread depression.
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There will be check on depression from July 2013 caused by T+R convergent module in C8 and ‘A’ being in the module from July. But this is not the final termination. Depression phase will continue further.
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Let us study the economic asset bubble of 1986 here to understand the role of T-A-R in its creation and its burst.
The Japanese asset price bubble in eighties was an economic bubble formation in Japan from 1986 to 1990 in which real estate prices and also stock prices have inflated very high and the inflation lasted very long till the bubble ended and the prices bottomed out
In1986 T-A-R network was T8 A91 R1 R93.9.T+4R was formed in September (9). T+2A and ‘T’ had its focus on C2 zone (Asset and minerals) through (T+6C) module. T8 had it focus on C5 (Japan) through T-3C module. The joint focus on C2 concerning Japan created Asset price bubble there with prices spiraling up. Whenever ‘T’ and ‘R’ form modules while converging or diverging and ‘T’ also form module with ‘A’ that there is bubble formation in prices of many commodities. Similar module was presenting in 2008 with T5 and R92. Later R91 focus US economy to impact C2.
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In 1990 T-A-R network changed to T9 T91 (3-6) A3A4.8 R91 with (T91+R91)-A. The convergence of ‘T’ and ‘R’ in single zone is the apex convergence and A4 being 180degree from them (T+R+6A) that pricked the bubble to burst.
The focus of ‘A’ at the farthest level at 180 degree away (Apex divergence) became the reason for long- drawn depression in Japan. It is only in 2002 the depression relaxed for the reason of convergence of T+A and T+1A modules formed in that year.
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In 2002 the T-A-R network was formed as follows: T2 T3.8 A3 A4.8 R3 R2.3. ‘T’ had modular contact with ‘A’ as T+1A that supported to end the long- drawn depression. Surprisingly ‘R’ was on the divergence from ‘T’ and ‘A’ from March (3) in 2002. The constraint factor was no more present to check the productive forces. As a result the prices bottomed out in 2002.
That is miracle of Kantian Energy Cycle of Business. If we view the above example of the present recession in Japan we could see similar T-A-R cyclical positioning: T5 focus on Japan’s power point. ‘R’ is converging towards ‘T’. The convergence will become acute when ‘R; has it focus on C9 another power point focusing USA in 2011. ‘A’ is diverging from ‘R’ and ‘T’ both. In this circumstances Japan’s economy will be burning for long. The burning foundation was laid in 2008 itself at T5+6R modular formation and without A8 in the module.
At this situation a review of the great Depression in 1929 on T-A-R scale will be worth watching.
The following chart will exhibit the downfall in industrial production in the country month wise as presented by the ‘American Business Activities since 1790’ The index of industrial production is shown below from January to December in black and the annual industrial production percentage growth rate in the last column of 1870s in red and GDP rate in 1930s along with industrial production rate of decline also in red. The fall in industrial is shown to start from August when the index fell from 16 to 14 and continued falling.
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‘T’ and ‘R’ were in power points and in convergence mode while ‘A’ was diverging.
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In 1933 ‘A6’ came very close of convergence to T91 and was in the module of T-4A.
The great depression of 1929 started in the month of August when R1+C /T+4R modules were formed. T9 and R1 had focus on power points creating one of the worst impacts on the economies concerned. Here US economy represented by T9 was involved. To add fuel to the fire ‘A1 had diverged from this module to C2. This made the T+4R module aggressive for a longer period that lasted till 1933 in the first phase. In the second phase the downtrend again started from 1937 March at T-3R with T93 and R9 and A91 not in the module of T-3R. The depression had sign to end in June 1938 with industrial production rate improving but it again erupted in 1939 and terminated in May at T+6R/ T+C. The intensity of the depression had gone up to 50 below the normal level as registered in ‘American Business Activities since 1790’ and show in the beginning.
In 1873 similar situation had occurred.
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The period from 1873 and 1979 March was that of long and perhaps the longest downturn in the history of US economy. There was intermittent improvement in the industrial production index but only temporarily and the index could not reach the normal level until 1879 August.
The main feature of this depression is the converging T91 and R1 at close level that has the power to create havoc in the economy if not supported by ‘A’. Here, A4 was on the apex divergence* from T91 that is at the farthest angular distance to have impact. Consequently T/R module and its closer convergence had long depressive impact on the economy that lasted for 65 months to recover. *Apex divergence is the focus of two TAR factors at 180 degree to each other.
This period can be compared to the great depression of 1929 when T9 and R1 were converging starting from the power points at a time A1 had just diverged from C1 to C2. The major difference between 1873 depression and 1929 depression is the TAR focus that started with PowerPoint T9 and R1 forming the depressive module of T+4R in 1929 but in 1873 the module T+4R formation started with T91 and R2, which is a weaker zone for causing weaker depression. The intensity of the depression was -11 below normal s shown in ‘American Business Activities since 1790’in 1873-1879 compared with -50 in 1929-1936 depression periods. The time duration in both the cases is the same approximately.
A deeper study of TAR network can answer all the long or short economic activities cyclical or non-cyclical in nature. T-A-R network has been explored and designed with precision after a long research. You can enquire about T-A-R and ‘Kantian Energy Cycle of Business for more details or explanation to
Kanti.pandit@gmail.com or kanti.pandit@yahoo.com
References:
- ‘American Business Activity since 1790’
- ‘National Bureau of Economic Research’
- ‘‘Business Cycle’ www.cepa.newschool.edu/het/schools/business.htm
- Economy of the United States – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_the_United_States
5.Business Cycles: The Concise Encyclopedia of Economics | Library …
www.econlib.org/library/Enc/BusinessCycles.html
6 Department of Commerce
Source: The Conference Board (http://www.globalindicators.org)
7. www.mises.org/journals/qjae/pdf/qjae5_2_3.pdf – Similar pages
by B Powell – 2002 –
8. Bubble Burst
www.grips.ac.jp/teacher/oono/hp/lecture_J/lec13.htm -
9. The Economic Times ‘Japan in Deeper Depression’dated 10th Dec.2008
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