The Physics to Economics Model (PEM) by F Patrick Cunnane
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The Physics to Economics Model (PEM)

The Physics to Economics Model (PEM)


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The Physics to Economics Model (PEM) is a ground-breaking work, challenging conventional wisdom on the mechanics of the economy, from how economies operate to why traditional measures of economic performance and growth fail. By applying the "Physics to Economics Model" to the U.S. economy, author and Certified Investment Management Analyst, F. Patrick Cunnane, MBA, demonstrates how a physics-based approach to the U.S. economy could significantly increase American wealth. Currently the accepted academic definition of economics is "a social science relating to production, consumption, and distribution of goods and services." Yet, in addition to being wholly inadequate, this definition is impractical when applied to problem solving since it's presented in a circular, rather than a unit form. Thus, it doesn't conform to the laws of natural science and can't be calculated. Nor does it reflect the observations of how global economies operate. Such a definition is without a first principle, and without a science based first principle it is impossible to understand a subject matter. The book establishes a physical science based "first principle" of economics, which is the fundamental concept of a theory, used to explain how economies actually work and how their impact can best be measured. By interpreting the economy through the lens of mechanical physics, the theory-the Physics to Economics Model (PEM)- establishes economics as a physical operation within the universe and, as such, implies that it's subject to the laws of the universe. This is the same reasoning behind the concept of energy in physics. Energy cannot be defined, but it is known by what it does. Energy can do work, change its surroundings, alter the state of an object, cause change in a position or speed, or change from one form of energy to another. Yet, similar to energy, this theory proposes economics cannot be defined, but we can understand it by what it does. We understand economies based what they do and produce. Economies can change the environment and build or alter the form of resources. They have the ability to defend, invent, and provide food, clothing, and shelter. Economies can change form by moving from an activity to wealth possessed. Stored wealth can then change in form back to an activity. This makes economics a concept that is best understood based on what it does. Therefore, it should be represented by a unit, enabling its impact to be calculated and measured where its cause and effect are evident. By establishing economies as units of measurement, which in concept form can be calculated and measured where a deterministic result occurs, we're able to answer the question of, and determine a cause and effect for, economic input where the cause forces what should happen to an economy, and the change is the effect or result. Ironically, economics becomes more logical, rational, and easier to understand within the reasoning process of physics than the more abstract approach traditional academics take to presenting economic theory. The Physics to Economics Model provides a fresh and engaging way to explore modern economic theory that allows the reader to ignore the math and still understand the general theory.
About the Author: F. Patrick (Pat) Cunnane, MBA, brings more than 29 years' experience as a corporate retirement specialist. As an investment advisor he is recognized among the top 1% in his field, serving business owners and individuals seeking objective financial guidance from an investment fiduciary perspective. For more than a decade, he has focused on advising clients throughout major shifts in the financial, economic and retirement plan landscapes, employing his mathematically-based, proprietary investment methods. Pat consults with corporations of all sizes, from medical groups to leading manufacturers and leads a team of experienced financial advisors adept in analyzing each organizations' retirement plan needs, researching and benchmarking plan providers, and recommending appropriate retirement plan strategies. Pat received his MBA from Bellarmine University and obtained his Certified Investment Management Analyst (CIMA) certification from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. He has three patents, as well as several patents pending, all of which are energy-related. As the author of two books: The Source of Wealth and The Physics to Economics Model (PEM), Pat has been a featured guest on numerous radio programs, discussing financial and economic topics. He owns several businesses, including Masters Consulting Group, The Physics to Economics Corporation, Physics Robo Fund Corporation, and Bull Market Farm. He has worked as a corporate investment advisor since 1985 (see brokercheck.finra.org).


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Product Details
  • ISBN-13: 9781539637691
  • Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
  • Publisher Imprint: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
  • Height: 229 mm
  • No of Pages: 314
  • Series Title: English
  • Sub Title: A Natural Science First Principle of Economics How to Increase the Gross Domestic Product of the United States by 100 Percent in Eight Years
  • Width: 152 mm
  • ISBN-10: 1539637697
  • Publisher Date: 27 Feb 2017
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Language: English
  • Returnable: N
  • Spine Width: 17 mm
  • Weight: 471 gr


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