Business Circuit
It would be fair to presume that with resistance to bilateral trade at the cost of domestic manufacturers at an all-time high, we are driving the business conduct of a well-regulated open trade to an all-time low. Add to it, selective self-reliance is conflicting.
Ihave found a similarity between my Raspberr y Pi motherboard and the circuit of business. Visualising the components takes me back through the hours spent cracking the firstyear prerequisite subject of Basic Electrical Engineering (BEE). The role of ever y component thanks to my mentor had never been clearer. Let me hand hold you through the motherboard for old times’ sake. After all, the pandemic has compelled us all to pause and look back. As per the classic definition, electric current denotes the f low of electrons with respect to time. This f low is dependent on the force required to make it f low. The force here is the voltage and we all know that the element with the higher charge has the higher potential. The batter y provides the voltage; the resistors control the electric current as it passes; the LEDs light up when the current f lows through it; the transistor amplifies the charge; the capacitors harbour electrical charge; the inductor creates electricity through magnetic fields caused by running the current through a cable with a conductive coil wrapped around it; the diode allows current to pass in one direction only blocking the other and switch depending on whether its switched on or off allow the current to either f low or blocks it. Now if you were to think of the trade request, import or export, as the electric current, and design your own motherboard, you would be able to better optimise your component efficiencies to get the desired output. It would be fair to presume that with resistance to bilateral trade at the cost of domestic manufacturers at an all-time high, we are driving the business conduct of a well-regulated open trade to an all-time low. Add to it, selective self-reliance is conflicting.
Ashish Bhatia
Executive Editor | a.bhatia@nextgenpublishing.net