Supereconomic Ratios

Businesses use financial ratios such as:

• current ratio (to measure current assets versus current liabilities)
• return-on-investment (net income versus investment)

Supereconomics also uses ratios, broadly classified under Demand, Capital, Industry, and Trade, representing the Four Laws.

Small-Scale Ratios

These are for personal transactions that involve a small population size.

Realization Ratio

This is the ratio of the actual realized points versus the total points.

Realized Points / Total Net Points 

Average Time to Realize

This is the average time that it takes to realize a point from the time when that point was created or given.

AVE(Time of Point Debit - Time of Point Credit) 

Goods to Services Ratio

This is the ratio of goods exchanged for services. In the large scale, this will be useful to determine whether infrastructure should be allocated for bulk transport (freight) or for personal transport (passengers), or for services or manufacturing and agriculture.

Points from Goods / Points from Services

Transaction Usefulness Ratio

This is the number of transaction instances that were realized, relative to the total number of transactions done.

Realized Transaction Instances / Total Number of Transactions Done 

Large-Scale Ratios

These are fo transactions that involve a large population size such as a nation or the world