Executive's Economic Life Cycle Model

The Economic Life Cycle Model was developed from the findings of the Economic Research Project© in which researchers consulted with productive individuals. These findings, together with input from major insurance, banking, and investment companies and tax counsel of major law firms were used to develop a capital accumulation and capital distribution philosophy for owners, executives and key employees of companies with fewer than 20 employees. This capital accumulation and capital distribution philosophy was completed in 1974 and was depicted as “The Economic Life Cycle Model". The model graphically demonstrates the need to:

• maximize the efficiency, control and safety of the conversion of earnings into savings during the Capital Accumulation phase (Phase I), and
  
  
• maximize the efficiency, control and safety of the conversion of savings to spending and gifting during the Capital Distribution Phase (Phase II) of the executive’s Economic Life Cycle.

The quantification of this model in each member’s personal economic circumstance forms the basis for the Alliance's Mission and has been adopted in the Alliance's logo.