Abstract

Abstract This paper explores the interconnected dynamics of profit, price relativity, and fiat currency through a systems-based approach, integrating the principles of the Universal Formula proposed by Angelito Malicse. By examining these economic elements under the laws of karma (system free from defect), the universal law of balance, and the feedback mechanism, the study provides a holistic framework for understanding the sustainability of economic systems. Drawing from classical and modern economic theories, alongside historical and contemporary examples, the paper demonstrates how natural laws can guide stable and ethical financial systems. It concludes that maintaining equilibrium between profit motives, price structures, and currency stability is essential for global economic balance and societal well-being.