b theorem造句

• The basis of Douglas's A + B theorem is that prices rise faster than incomes when regarded as a flow, and individuals'purchasing power should be supplemented through issuance of new credits which have not derived from the productive system.
• According to Douglas's A + B theorem, the systemic problem of increasing prices, or inflation, is not " too much money chasing too few goods ", but is the increasing rate of overhead charges in production due to the replacement of labour by capital in industry combined with a policy of full employment.
• It is not clear that there is consistency even within mathematics; perhaps " the X theorem " and " X's theorem " are both in common parlance . " The A B theorem " is correct for the theorem proved by A and B ( in parallel or series ).
• He published his observations and conclusions in an article in the magazine " The English Review ", where he suggested : " That we are living under a system of accountancy which renders the delivery of the nation's goods and services to itself a technical impossibility . " He later formalized this observation in his A + B theorem.
• While John Maynard Keynes referred to Douglas as a  private, perhaps, but not a major in the brave army of heretics ", he did state that Douglas  is entitled to claim, as against some of his orthodox adversaries, that he at least has not been wholly oblivious of the outstanding problem of our economic system .  While Keynes said that Douglas s A + B theorem  includes much mere mystification, he reaches a similar conclusion to Douglas when he states: