Minsky and Keen after him said that the fundamental direction of capitalism is upward, and they are absolutely correct. What they miss however is one of the two ways in which it is upward. They conceive of it as merely a general upward tendency when it is actually both a generally upward aggregate trend in prices…and an inherently upward cost and hence price trend in every enterprise due both to the fact that costs as a flow always tend to exceed individual incomes simultaneously produced. Also the logics of profit making enterprises/systems, innovation and ever increasingly AI….are all efficiency, that is, profit making enterprises/systems, efficiency of cost as in labor cost, innovation, efficiency of human effort and AI, efficiency of human input…at all….and hence these additional and rapidly increasing diminutions to individual incomes exacerbate the inherent cost inflationary reality of the scarcity of total individual incomes actually available to spend in ratio to total costs/prices.

Factor and Integrate all aspects of the these realities and one will come to the conclusion that the present monetary based system is rigged to dominate and enslave the individual, and that the only way to actually and validly resolve that enslavement is to craft policies that graciously and costlessly give the individual an ongoing middle class income whether they work or not and also to non-intrusively discount/reduce the price of every product and service to the individual where they are terminatedly summed, that is at retail sale, and then rebate the entirety of those discounts back to merchants willing to participate in such policy so that they can be whole on their margins and overhead payments. These policies integrate not only micro and macro-economic perspectives, they also resolve both the underlying cost inflationary nature of modern technologically advanced commerce itself and its inexorably efficient and downward effects on individual incomes as well, andfinally that are virtually entirely missed/not factored by current economic theorists.

The [ Trinitarian X (Duality) ] Formula applies in every aspect of the above, most generally as follows:

[ Distributism X (Capitalism X Socialism) ] and

[ Individual monetary and economic freedom and Systemic free flowingness X  (Dynamic Monetary Nature of Capitalism X Democratic and Economic Intentions of Socialism) ]