Regarding the attached diagram: Time is progressing from left to right. The ratio of B is increasing to A with increasing capitalization. The totality of A + B is charged into the prices of goods for consumption, but consumers are paid only A in the form of salaries, wages and dividends. So the "gap" between "prices" and "purchasing power" is increasing with time.
This phenomenon is crudely accommodated in double entry accounting through depreciation. The B component is not charged into prices simultaneously to disbursement, but is delayed through time so that it is charged against future sales which are prospectively greater than today's sales.
Long term stability requires the assumption that tomorrow's A is increasing proportionately to today's A + B, which is impossible if the ratio of B is increasing to A.
Social Credit proposes to compensate for this deficiency in double entry accounting through macroeconomic accounting adjustment, the primary mechanisms being the compensated price and consumer dividend.
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