Two Examples of Experimental Ai overviews on Transfinanancial Economics

 

At  the time of writing (July 2025) experimental Ai overviews have been "reasonably" correct in their presentations of Transfinancial Economics...

Transfinancial Economics (TFE) is a proposed economic model that suggests new, non-repayable money can be created and distributed safely through digital means, potentially without causing inflation. It involves using electronic price controls in real-time to manage potential inflationary pressures. TFE also envisions "Facilitation Banks" or governments creating this new money through transparent and credible mechanisms, possibly alongside interest-free loans. 

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

• Creation of new money:

  TFE proposes the creation of new, unearned, repayable, and non-repayable money, digitally and electronically. 
Real-time price controls:
TFE suggests using electronic price controls in real-time to manage potential inflation or deflation, potentially automatically adjusting prices to maintain economic stability. 
Facilitation Banks:
TFE introduces the concept of "Facilitation Banks" (FBs) or governments as entities that can create this new money through transparent funding mechanisms. 
Interest-free loans:
TFE suggests that Facilitation Banks or governments could also create interest-free loans. 
Tracking and control:
The model emphasizes the importance of tracking and controlling the flow of capital, potentially to prevent misuse or instability. 
Motivation:
TFE aims to address issues related to debt, financial inequality, and the potential for economic crises by offering an alternative monetary system. 
Relationship to P2P:
TFE is seen as a potential complement to Peer-to-Peer (P2P) systems, helping to facilitate the transition towards a fairer and more efficient global society. 
Originator:
Robert Searle is identified as the originator of Transfinancial Economics. 








Transfinancial Economics (TFE) is a proposed economic model that suggests new, non-repayable money can be created and distributed safely through digital means, potentially without causing inflation. It involves using electronic price controls in real-time to manage potential inflationary pressures. TFE also envisions "Facilitation Banks" or governments creating this new money through transparent and credible mechanisms, possibly alongside interest-free loans. 
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
• Creation of new money:

  TFE proposes the creation of new, unearned, repayable, and non-repayable money, digitally and electronically. 
Real-time price controls:
TFE suggests using electronic price controls in real-time to manage potential inflation or deflation, potentially automatically adjusting prices to maintain economic stability. 
Facilitation Banks:
TFE introduces the concept of "Facilitation Banks" (FBs) or governments as entities that can create this new money through transparent funding mechanisms. 
Interest-free loans:
TFE suggests that Facilitation Banks or governments could also create interest-free loans. 
Tracking and control:
The model emphasizes the importance of tracking and controlling the flow of capital, potentially to prevent misuse or instability. 
Motivation:
TFE aims to address issues related to debt, financial inequality, and the potential for economic crises by offering an alternative monetary system. 
Relationship to P2P:
TFE is seen as a potential complement to Peer-to-Peer (P2P) systems, helping to facilitate the transition towards a fairer and more efficient global society. 
Originator:
Robert Searle is identified as the originator of Transfinancial Economics. 




                               
( P2P is separate from Transfinancial Economics) RS