The foregoing Section 13 (entitled Rates of payment and transfer) defined two circuits of outlay, income, expenditure, receipts, a pair of crossovers, and four pairs of transfers between the redistributive function and the demand and supply functions. The present section is concerned to watch the circuits in motion, and more particularly to inquire into the conditions of their acceleration. The inquiry involves three steps: first, one asks what is the possibility of circuit acceleration when the crossovers balance and each of the four pairs of transfers cancel, so that the quantity of money in each of the circuits remains constant. [that is, when (S’-s’O’), (S”-s”O”), (D’-s’I’), (D”-s”I”), and G are each zero]. Secondly, we ask what is the possibility of circuit acceleration when the crossovers balance, transfers to the demand functions balance, but transfers to the supply functions do not [that is, when (S’-s’O’) (S”-s”O”), are positive or negative but (D’-s’I’), (D”-s”I”) and G remain zero]; thirdly, one asks what happens if the crossovers or the transfers to demand do not cancel [that is when none of these is zero].  (Continue reading at CWL 15, 56)