The inflation credit unit transactions is the real value of the devalued US dollar because of the cumulative monetary inflation. The price for inflation credit unit is calculated by using the US dollar cumulative monetary inflation of $7.00 is the monetary equivalent to one inflation credit unit.
According to the How the Economic Machine Works, the economy operates best when there is more credit than currency circulating in the market. One of the effective ways to offset cumulative inflation is to use credit to purchase goods, services and financial assets and use currency for credit payments to maximize currency demand and minimize inflation as illustrated below:
