Removes the charity aspect of a hospital or doctors office
So why not go to the more dynamic
Cost cutting profit model for hospitals
Coupled with sectoral mark up cap and trade markets
and unit quality regulation boards
Thesis cost consciousness is intensified as you move beyond budget constraints to profit max
But of course transparent universal unit pricing most obtain
Lots of the present norms in practice stem from the charity mentality long since abandoned
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Another convergence thesis
As organized production units get bigger and more interconnected
is there a convergence between for and not for profit outfits
In the same "business"
is there a convergence between for and not for profit outfits
In the same "business"
The secret of unforced exploitation
Any producer working in concert with other producers that produces more or better outputs and or with less cost in resources etc
Then if producing in isolation
Can be paid their independent value maybe more
and still leave a surplus of value
Over time production in co operation can lead to specializations that make independent production by the specialist essentially skill less common labor capacity
They are trapped into exploitation
Co operatives as a social counter follow easily from this fact see Owen
But like an organ trans plant co ops rarely thrive inside a capitalistic surrounding system
But by itself co ops hardly challenge the capitalist system anymore then trade unions
Challenge the capitalist system
In fact seems most mcjobblers enjoy the high take home and conditions control
achieved by collective bargaining at least as much as co ownership rights
The question becomes
Are profit seeking outfits more dynamic and innovative and Cost cutting then co ops
Maybe
No analytic answer to this question eh ?
Then if producing in isolation
Can be paid their independent value maybe more
and still leave a surplus of value
Over time production in co operation can lead to specializations that make independent production by the specialist essentially skill less common labor capacity
They are trapped into exploitation
Co operatives as a social counter follow easily from this fact see Owen
But like an organ trans plant co ops rarely thrive inside a capitalistic surrounding system
But by itself co ops hardly challenge the capitalist system anymore then trade unions
Challenge the capitalist system
In fact seems most mcjobblers enjoy the high take home and conditions control
achieved by collective bargaining at least as much as co ownership rights
The question becomes
Are profit seeking outfits more dynamic and innovative and Cost cutting then co ops
Maybe
No analytic answer to this question eh ?
Dixit stig revisited
How about the production system here
We have a product space of limitless extent on either side of a n dimensional product and between any two n dimensional products
The production system has a nut plus a level labor cost related output capacity
The nut might be the cost of market entry position consolidation product r and d
Ie no fixed cost in production itself
But the form looks like
Q = sunk costs plus fixed costs plus wage costs where the first two are lumps to be serviced and depreciated where appropriate
No economies of scope
But obviously variable unit cost is constant and equal to some parametric value x labor hours and the unit Cost is linearly falling thru out the production q
by the spread of the fixed and sunk costs over more units
The final demand side here holds tricks too
Including the famous preference for variety
Question have these shadow referents in the oz economy been fully enough detailed
To expose any and all sleight of hands that betray oz is not in any sense
an analogy to Kansas
A useful application
To match the formal model's analytic completeness
Analytical tightness is only secondary to the desire for analytical results ie truths about market and production systems that can serve in the war between the various economic class based idoelogians
We have a product space of limitless extent on either side of a n dimensional product and between any two n dimensional products
The production system has a nut plus a level labor cost related output capacity
The nut might be the cost of market entry position consolidation product r and d
Ie no fixed cost in production itself
But the form looks like
Q = sunk costs plus fixed costs plus wage costs where the first two are lumps to be serviced and depreciated where appropriate
No economies of scope
But obviously variable unit cost is constant and equal to some parametric value x labor hours and the unit Cost is linearly falling thru out the production q
by the spread of the fixed and sunk costs over more units
The final demand side here holds tricks too
Including the famous preference for variety
Question have these shadow referents in the oz economy been fully enough detailed
To expose any and all sleight of hands that betray oz is not in any sense
an analogy to Kansas
A useful application
To match the formal model's analytic completeness
Analytical tightness is only secondary to the desire for analytical results ie truths about market and production systems that can serve in the war between the various economic class based idoelogians
Monday, September 5, 2011
Pk on the unfilled hole of 2009
"the financial crisis, and in particular the popping of the housing bubble, had two big effects on spending. One was that housing investment plunged from well-above-normal to well-below-normal levels. The other was that consumers suddenly increased their savings.
Put these together and you have a negative shock on the order of 6 percent of GDP.
Against this you had a stimulus bill of $800 billion — except $100 billion of that was AMT extension that was going to happen anyway, another $200 billion was other tax cuts of dubious effectiveness, so you were left with $500 billion of spending, spread over more than 2 years — maybe 1.5 percent of GDP or less.
It just wasn’t big enough to do the job."
I'll settle for that:
A four fold two small stim-u-less
Thanx Barry Tim and Larry
Put these together and you have a negative shock on the order of 6 percent of GDP.
Against this you had a stimulus bill of $800 billion — except $100 billion of that was AMT extension that was going to happen anyway, another $200 billion was other tax cuts of dubious effectiveness, so you were left with $500 billion of spending, spread over more than 2 years — maybe 1.5 percent of GDP or less.
It just wasn’t big enough to do the job."
I'll settle for that:
A four fold two small stim-u-less
Thanx Barry Tim and Larry
The distinctions need distinct labels
To suggest a federal deficit is dis saving
Like household dis saving
To suggest corporate income is income like household income
We need to use different terms unloaded terms
To suggest nation's save just like households or firms save just like households
Obvious enormity emerges here just by the false analogy freighted into the identical term
Like household dis saving
To suggest corporate income is income like household income
We need to use different terms unloaded terms
To suggest nation's save just like households or firms save just like households
Obvious enormity emerges here just by the false analogy freighted into the identical term
Sunday, September 4, 2011
The non oil uncle hedge trade deficit is at 1% of GDP
The combo of dollar depreciation effects on relative x/m prices
and stag effects on absorption are working
The problem is the near zero price elasticity of oil imports
Obviously energy green and independent
Is a sensible battle cry for citizens of operation uncle
The drill baby drill division not withstanding
Http://205.254.135.24/dnav/pet/hist/LeafHandler.ashx?n=PET&s=MTTIMUS1&f=M
and stag effects on absorption are working
The problem is the near zero price elasticity of oil imports
Obviously energy green and independent
Is a sensible battle cry for citizens of operation uncle
The drill baby drill division not withstanding
Http://205.254.135.24/dnav/pet/hist/LeafHandler.ashx?n=PET&s=MTTIMUS1&f=M
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)