Tuesday, January 29, 2013

The SH Box in America?

For the United States of America, it's impossible to cut budget expenses, because this will automatically create a deficit in private demand. Private demand in the US is already subsidized from the budget, and any further decrease would cause the overall GDP to decline. Increasing budget revenue is also almost impossible, since the only source of said growth is the emission of the Federal Reserve System. This phenomenon, however, would be reflected in the budget right away, which could also result in a drop in America's credit rating. So what can be done? Only one thing: find a new source of budget revenue.

Special Federal Reserve loans can be issued to so called “banks agents” (like JP Morgan, Chase) in order to finance SH-box production. Manufacturing plants for SH-box production would become a new source of revenue. The program provides for the construction of 400 factories around the world. These factories will manufacture 23 million SH-boxes in three years. The boxes will generate $31.5 trillion worth of cost-efficient energy at $0.05kW/h. The contracts alone will be worth $1.65 trillion . Banks can match this amount 5-6 times. This way, America can experience growth in both GDP and overall rating.

The SH-boxes in question are already available. However, no American business has indicated any interest since they all seem sufficed with their energy providers, and stuck in the rut of their corporate routines. Most of these companies are cutting investment payments for 2013; the next step will be laying off staff, or introducing a hiring freeze. Unemployment will keep growing.

The irony is that the solution already exists! How bad do things have to get before American businesses will consider the SH-box technology as the cost-effective solution, and the way of the future, that it truly is?

4 comments:

  1. we live in a re-active versus pro-active society. it's sad but true. to answer your question, who knows how bad things will have to get. brink of chaos?

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  2. sounds like a really solid investment. I hope nrg finds the right investor, though. investors can be sharks. especially when they work for fortune 500 companies. I say that, knowing people need jobs and they need them now. but better to realize a good idea thoroughly than rush it.

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  3. We need to stop borrowing money we don't have in the first place! Second, we need to stop spending the money we do have on needless wars! Thirdly, we should take all that money and start spending it at home! New research jobs for the educated work force we have out there. Nowadays, a college degree doesn't guarantee a job. but it should. why can't there be more of a demand for skilled workers? give them stuff to work towards, like problems and tech and stuff young people love anyways!

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  4. I worked at a car dealership for a lot of years and I can't tell you how much we spent on generators and jumper boxes. Think about the showroom. We had cars go dead all the time from people playing around with the navigation systems. the sh box, i'm guessing, would save other car dealerships a lot of money over the years. its easy to forget about the money you're throwing away when it's just a little bit each time.

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