Market (based) Economics of Marketism©

The Economics of Marketism is market: demand-to-supply balance related; in a high

productivity global business environment founded on most industrialized countries
and markets capability to easily fill up growing demand for industrial production;
Export of such goods could flood different markets around the world or export of know-
how could easily expand industrial production elsewhere, too; until now, never before
was possible such profound over production to be accomplished therefore the ratios
was supply-to-demand ratios (not demand-to-supply). Currently (still in use)
production economics was developed to constantly fight inflation but for the last
decade even some commodities like crude oil multiplied in price the over all inflation
was running low offset by such rising productivity and market globalization; Major
developments like the Internet (that open the opportunities to many people to
communicate: exchange ideas, self educate, and open their horizons) and events like
demise of Eastern Block communist countries, entrance of China into WTO and
Chinas opening to production (based) free business economics, joining of many other
countries into Global market (which established condition there for more “secure” and
with “high return” on investment that boosted high production growth and exporting
capabilities).

Enhancement of production economics to market economics is a natural continuation

to such expansion of global production growth and to issues brought by
environmental global worming and unavoidable exhaustion of Earth recourses that
(issues) are showing to us very impossibility for more countries to over-go industrial
revolutions in ways gone by most developed countries;
• in the same time majority if not all countries should develop themselves to
extend of economic level of capabilities to implement environmental
technologies ASAP thus world environment is saved;
• Thus practically majority of less developed countries and markets should
improve without going through industrialization, that is not impossible in
Marketism but most likely is impossible in production (based) economics;
• Majority of less developed countries are to develop in ways different then
industrial production, too, there is no need for overexpansion of industrial
production;
• Etc.;

The science of market (based) economics is to balance demand-to-supply ratios by

using “artificially” economic tools as “parameters” not “cyclically” used dialectic
system of production (based) economics, though inflation or deflation must be curtail
with similar results. To succeed in artificially balancing demand-to-supply ratios
market (based) economics science of quantum economics should be applied;
{Dialectic cyclical economics is flowed because IT COULLD BRAKE REAL
ECONOMIES AND MARKETS: practically such conclusion could be proved by last
recession: when, if governments did not act by saving financial and other industries by
pouring huge amounts of capital these markets could have crashed, same developments
happen throughout great depression when similar Keynesian economics was used to get
over it, in theory it (dialectic cyclical economics) is more like real physics that
everything was quite certain that particles and energies were considered measurable until
quantum mechanics came to life and all these “measurable” particles and energies
happen to be uncertain in measurements, in economics similar “certainty” (of self-
adjusting markets) obviously is quite similar and thus quantum economics vows to
show the “uncertainty” (not that much of our statistical information about market
activities but more like the immeasurability of market fluctuations and vibrations: which
cannot be controlled or self-controlled in real sense but only adjusted by using
indiscriminately “parameters (economic tools)”: indiscriminately means not politically
motivated: in plain language: if governments must pour capital into SME to lift
economy, it must be done whoever democrats or republicans are in power.
{Quantum economics is based on constantly fluctuation and vibrating markets but these
(markets) are curtailed in a grid: above this grid like irregular waves fluctuate and
vibrate the “energies” of market activities; sometimes, these energies could accumulate
excessive amount of energy and “monster” wave could crush over these markets:
(Example for such buildup is most recent global economic upheaval when real estate
capitalization went to real estate overcapitalization in which market prices through
speculation and easy lending brought “monster” wave: some other aspect not well
discussed for the crush were uneven development of other parts of real economy at the
time which unevenness brought no return of borrowed against equity capital that
hypothetically if such return on investment was feasible in other parts of economy
overcapitalization could have been avoided): in quantum economics even tough
uncertainty rules and probabilities are only such if parameters(economic tools) are used
properly and an additional preeminent buildup is used accumulated energies (as
overcapitalization) could be dispersed in other parts of markets:
{Example: if at the time of overcapitalization of still ongoing real estate crisis more
economic spheres in markets were experiencing growth most of the capital would
disperse there: here it must be mentioned that market (based) economics is heavily
regulated, therefore such overcapitalization would be hardly possible thus the example is
considered example only: in market economics statistical evaluation should be constantly
suggesting adjustments.

Imposition of market economics is closely related to preconditions spelled by “quantum

economics-philosophy of the economy” without these (preconditions’ realization)
possible very accelerating growth could bring crushing recessions.
For more see: ‘Quantum Economics-Philosophy of the Economy’
© Joshua Konov, 2010