Global Monopoly of Technology

After reading chapter 560, everyone's comments are confused about the free strategy. I believe that there should be no doubts about the content of this chapter. The protagonist chooses to be free instead of announcing free forever as Tesla does in reality. The heart is really big, and then I can't burn it and choose the "True Incense" series. Therefore, the article chooses to be free for 20 years, but the scale in the article is too large, and it is not comparable to Tesla in reality, so it still does not work, and a more reasonable solution is needed to explain.

The main content of this chapter is to explain two issues.

First, subsidies require a huge amount of money. If the protagonist can't get it, only the state can solve it, but the money cannot be made out of thin air. Where does the state get the money to subsidize? In two aspects, the economic spillover brought by the economic engine of new energy vehicles and the popularization of new energy vehicles have reduced the cost of environmental governance, and the money saved is transferred to subsidies.

This ability of overall planning, scheduling and planning reflects the superiority of our rabbit system. If it is placed in the West, it is absolutely impossible to achieve. Just a parliamentary proposal can cost you a few years, and the daylily will be cold.

Second, the purpose of free is a means to accelerate industrial reform and development, not an end. Only by quickly getting more electric vehicles to run on the road can the whole situation be revitalized. Then this is also a supplement to the first question. For example, there are fewer traditional fuel vehicles and less exhaust emissions, reducing pollution sources, and the cost of environmental governance will naturally drop. Pollution is the product of development, and problems arising in the development process should be solved through development, that is, sustainable development.

The protagonist's career is so huge that it cannot be viewed as a small business structure. Major layouts will have a huge impact on the broader economy. Economics is a complex science, and the breadth and depth of radiation are inextricably linked. .

Therefore, from a higher overall perspective, the advantages of free, the country and the protagonist all outweigh the disadvantages, and they are theoretically feasible. After a rough calculation, the average annual total expenditure of free power consumption for car owners for 20 years is about 13,000. 100 million (the protagonist was supposed to share 250 billion/year, about 20%)

From the perspective of overall economic benefits, it can contribute about 3% of GDP, more than 2 trillion or more, so this transaction is not at a loss, so it can be done.

Looking at the seigniorage of electricity settlement currency in the longer term, the cost of printing a 100-yuan note is 0.01%, which is equal to 99.99% of the seigniorage. In the future, the cost of printing money for the popularization of electronic currency will be saved. In theory, the cost will be almost infinitely close to zero.

I don’t know if it will work in reality, because no one has done it, and there is no exaggerated giant group like the protagonist, so this is a false proposition, but it is also because of this.

This single chapter is a supplement to the interpretation of the plot content, so that everyone can better understand.

Maybe free is not the best solution, but at least it is a feasible solution, which is relatively logically reasonable, and there is no obvious mentally retarded BUG.

Writing commercial science and technology articles is so troublesome, even if Xiaoyu madly eliminates some loopholes, in addition to some bugs that cannot pass the trial and have to be left behind, there must be loopholes, there is no doubt about this, I can only say that I do my best to write relatively good story.

This book is intended to be written steadily from the past to the near future. It looks like three or four million words. After finishing the book, I don’t plan to write commercial science and technology articles. It’s too torturous. ~

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