Posted: Nov 28, 2009 under Money & Finance

Description: A Sustainable Budget is any budget with the maximum Sustainability Performance Index (SPI) and the Sustainable Capacity is by measure a relation between the budget's resulting SPI and its deficit. A budget with an SPI less that 100% always incurs a deficit equals to its Sustainable Balance (SB). The best and only way to know whether a budget, National or Private, is complete and sustainable is to analyse it. This calculator does exactly that. As you can see, x, y and z are sets of fundable items or projects in the equation, and are unique in that they systematically disambiguate and clearly divide the budget into three quantitatively significant parts. The variable n is the sum of all the fundable items in the three sets x, y and z. From the point of view of sustainability, budgets are deemed sustainable if they realistically meet the society's needs. Sustainability methodologies now exist to make incomplete budgets complete or unsustainable budget sustainable. These are genuine methodologies that disallow deficits in budget from piling up negative values over time and transporting them from one transaction pool to the next or from one accounting cycle to the next to the point that they may inflict lasting damaging effects upon the society.