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groups Will the management stop<br />

looking at maximizing shareholders’<br />

wealth then<br />

Not at all! In corporations that have<br />

achieved this situation (and even otherwise<br />

in corporations that have still<br />

not paid back shareholders), management<br />

should use the m-PIPE Matrix to<br />

assess the worth of possible projects<br />

where disposable clusters of wealth<br />

could be invested. <strong>The</strong> m-PIPE Matrix<br />

assists the management in understanding<br />

whether it is more profitable to retain<br />

the wealth and invest the same in<br />

projects or to pay the disposable wealth<br />

back to the shareholder groups.<br />

<strong>The</strong> reader is cautioned that financial<br />

concepts like WACC, DWACC &<br />

AIR being discussed out here are being<br />

analyzed in extremely simple terms, for<br />

the sake of non-complexity. <strong>The</strong> reader<br />

is again advised to refer to the Planman<br />

WPS & m-PIPE Construct Manuals<br />

for comprehensive descriptions of<br />

DWACC and related concepts.<br />

1. Wealth Digress Body<br />

This portion of the WPS is made up of<br />

three parts uniting three periods in the<br />

life of the business unit; past, present<br />

and future. In summary, the first part<br />

displays the present value of wealth<br />

targeted in the past and that should<br />

have been achieved as on the current<br />

period. <strong>The</strong> second part displays the<br />

present value of actual wealth situation<br />

in the current period after analyzing<br />

the performances of the current period<br />

and the present values of expected<br />

wealth flows of the future. <strong>The</strong> third<br />

part displays the targeted future value<br />

of wealth that should be achieved<br />

in the next period after considering<br />

environmental changes and augmenting<br />

the current wealth flows with AIR<br />

(Augment Interest Rate). <strong>The</strong>se three<br />

parts (and data in the m-PIPE Matrix)<br />

together are used to mathematically<br />

calculate the strategies that should be<br />

undertaken for the particular business<br />

unit.<br />

Cannot corporations easily increase<br />

wealth status under these constructs<br />

by rampantly taking loans, getting equity<br />

capital, selling asset equipment, or<br />

increasing the amount of credit sales<br />

Further, cannot wealth status of corporations<br />

also be wrongly decreased due<br />

to increased capital asset purchases,<br />

equity buybacks or even by making<br />

dividend payments<br />

Critics have been silenced by the<br />

wonderful discounting and augmenting<br />

technique utilized in this model through<br />

the Wealth Time Frontier Tally, which<br />

is the true representation of how much<br />

wealth is in the organization. WPS<br />

takes care to discount in such methods<br />

by calculating the present value of taking<br />

loans or selling capital equipment<br />

or getting in equity money into the<br />

organization. Present value of credit<br />

sales where money would be received<br />

in the future, PV of future interest and<br />

principal being repaid on loans, PV of<br />

future dividends being promised by<br />

management to shareholders on equity<br />

Most importantly,<br />

management<br />

should be innately<br />

motivated to pay<br />

relevant dividends<br />

back to the<br />

shareholders<br />

investments, PV of future revenues<br />

being lost due to asset sale, PV of<br />

revenues gained due to asset purchases<br />

etc are examples of how the<br />

WPS and m-PIPE constructs ensure<br />

that the wealth figures are precisely<br />

displayed. As previously mentioned,<br />

118 adjustments and critical environmental<br />

analysis is the reason<br />

these constructs are so successful<br />

in the corporate world. Thus,<br />

short term methods to increase or<br />

decrease WTF Tally are not possible<br />

as WPS ensures true present value<br />

display of WTF Tally, whether in<br />

past, present or future.<br />

If dividend payments reduce<br />

wealth of the business unit, then<br />

wouldn’t managers stop making<br />

dividend payments completely<br />

Well, the argument is applicable<br />

not just for these WPS and m-PIPE<br />

constructs but also for the complete<br />

management philosophy where<br />

management should be innately<br />

motivated to pay relevant dividends<br />

back to the shareholders. This particular<br />

issue of management psyche<br />

with respect to dividend payments<br />

is not a problem due to or within<br />

the gamut of these models.<br />

In the WPS architecture, due to<br />

the fact that the Wealth Digress<br />

Body is positioned below the Magnitude<br />

Narrative Body (and more<br />

so due to the fact that the Wealth<br />

Digress Body provides reason and<br />

control over the movement of the<br />

organization), it is sometimes referred<br />

to as base legs of the Wealth<br />

Payback Sculpt. Not surprisingly,<br />

the Wealth Digress Body nomenclature<br />

also refers to such a usage.<br />

<strong>The</strong> three parts of the Wealth Digress<br />

Body are described in detail<br />

below:<br />

Part A (PAWS: Past Augmented<br />

Wealth Status): This<br />

part consolidates the past and gives<br />

the previous period’s Operational<br />

Cluster Wealth Flow (OCWF) status<br />

for the business unit. This is different<br />

from the Net Cluster Wealth<br />

Flow as NCWF includes all wealth<br />

An <strong>IIPM</strong> Intelligence Unit Publication STRATEGIC INNOVATORS 49

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