Summary of New dimensional Acceleration toll for Socio-Economic Development. An Ingenious Geometric Model to the world of Economic science
This article introduces an innovative "Eccentric Bi-circular Model" for socio-economic development. Unlike traditional theories treating variables separately, this geometric model integrates Investment, Savings, Manpower, and Technology into two cross-integrated circles: an endogenous circle linking Domestic Manpower and Technology, and an exogenous circle linking Domestic Investment and Savings. The author proposes this unified approach to provide practical solutions for nations at any development level.
Parts used in the Eccentric Bi-circular Model:
- Domestic Manpower
- Domestic Technology
- Domestic Investment
- Domestic Savings
- Socio-Economic Development goal Axes
(PRWEB) December 30, 2003
Accelerate Your Socio-Economic Development An Eccentric Bi-circular Model and Solution.
Author Dr.VSR.Subramaniam.MBA.,Ph.D.,D.Litt.,
URL : http://www.drvsrs.com/concepts.htm
01. Current theories and models in Development Economics deal the 4 core variables namely Investment, Savings, Manpower (Labour) and Technology as separate entities, and offer solutions accordingly.
02. This paper innovatively links all these 4 variables into one Geometric Model, solves and offers noteworthy inferences of practical value and development utility, for all nations in the world, irrespective of their level of development.
03. The Domestic Manpower and Domestic Technology
(the tool for productive contribution by the Manpower), are linked diagonally in an “Endogenous” circle.
04. The Domestic Investment and Domestic Savings (the source for Investment) are are linked diagonally in an “Exogenous” circle.
05. These 2 circles are eccentrically cross integrated with reference to the Socio-Economic Development goal Axes.
06. Step by step constructions and geometric solutions, offer clear-cut methodologies and directions towards :-
- What are the four core variables in current development economics theories?
Investment, Savings, Manpower (Labour), and Technology. - How does this paper link the four variables?
It links them into one Geometric Model called an Eccentric Bi-circular Model. - Which variables form the Endogenous circle?
Domestic Manpower and Domestic Technology. - Which variables form the Exogenous circle?
Domestic Investment and Domestic Savings. - How are the two circles integrated?
They are eccentrically cross integrated with reference to the Socio-Economic Development goal Axes. - Who is the intended audience for this solution?
All nations in the world, irrespective of their level of development. - What do the step-by-step constructions offer?
Clear-cut methodologies and directions towards development. - Does the model treat variables as separate entities?
No, it innovatively links all variables into a single model.
