I'm just idly sketching a possible adjustment to aggregate demand calculations consequent to a novel hypothesis of the nature of aggregate demand.
[from Wikipedia]
The aggregate demand is usually described as a linear sum of four separable demand sources:
AD=C+I+G+(X-M)
where
C is consumption,
C= C(0) + c(Y-T) where
C(0)
is autonomous consumption
c
Is marginal propensity to consume
Y
is consumers' income and
T
the taxes paid by consumers
I
is investment,
G
is government spending,
NX=X-M
is net exports
[original thought]
The hypothesis is that AD constitutes an industrial commons, a shared resource to motivate and constrain the production of goods and services, which is subject to intervention as justified by a century of precedent to maintain supply and demand equilibrium and enable a healthy economic growth.
To manage AD in the Age of AI a term comprising the fiduciary steward adjustment of the consumers' income (Y) to maintain the same level of AD plus a sustainable yearly increase must be added, FS, in the manner (.03Y+Y+{FS-T})
The FS is a fee, comparable to the registration fee of a working animal to establish responsibility for liabilities incurred, assessed on a registered AI and disbursed directly back to consumers. It is tied to the nominal price ∆ of the goods and services consumed from year to year plus a healthy increase in the fashion ({.03Y+Y}+[{FS∆P}]-T)
and is composed of a per token (LLM) fee, FSL, where applicable and a per hour of operation (RL) fee, FSR, where applicable
Giving the complete formula:
AD=
[C(0)+c({.03Y+
Y}+{FSL+FSR}∆P-T)]+I+G+(X-M)
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