Axiomatic Theory of Economics
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Axiomatic Theory of Economics
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Axiomatic Theory of Economics

Axiomatic Theory of Economics

by Victor Aguilar
Axiomatic Theory of Economics

Axiomatic Theory of Economics

by Victor Aguilar

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ISBN-13: 9781560722960
Publisher: Nova Science Publishers, Incorporated
Publication date: 04/28/1998
Pages: 275
Product dimensions: 7.48(w) x 10.63(h) x (d)

Table of Contents

Prefaceix
Introductionxiii
Part 1Foundations of Economics1
Chapter IAgnosticism5
Section 15
1.1What is good and what is not good?
1.2The autonomy of the will from God
Section 211
2.1The Creator as a noumenon and not a phenomenon
2.2The conjectural nature of metaphysics
2.3The definition of the term "transcendental"
Chapter IIEpistemology17
Section 317
3.1The three senses of the term "truth"
3.2The intension of a definition or alternative
Section 423
4.1Linguistics and rhetoric in theoretical writing
4.2The definition of the term "abstract"
4.3A three-term system of formal logic
Section 541
5.1Methods of analytic deduction and proof
5.2The possibility of synthetic a prior knowledge
5.3General theories and universality
5.4Extension in the three senses of truth
Chapter IIIRationality53
Section 653
6.1Empirical observation in economic theories
6.2Empirical observation in ethical theories
Section 759
7.1Reinforcement of generally accepted ethical theories
7.2Basis for the acceptance of ethical theories
Section 863
8.1Difficulties in the application of economics and ethics
8.2Ignorance of the intellect and freedom of the will
8.3The definition of the term "rational"
Part 2Economic Theory69
Chapter IVPrice and Stock73
Section 973
9.1The definition of the term "marginal utility"
9.2The definitions of "use" and "exchange" value
9.3The effect of exchange-value on marginal utility
9.4The relation between wealth and happiness
Section 1080
10.1The definition of the term "liquidity"
10.2The value of complementary phenomena
Section 1188
11.1Indifference between a phenomenon and money
11.2The interaction of stock and demand
11.3Analysis of the demand distribution
Section 12117
12.1The definition of the term "saturation"
12.2The effects of collusions meant to fix stock
Section 13137
13.1The Law of Price Adjustment
13.2Critique of the sticky-price paradigm
13.3The definition of the term "rent"
Chapter VMoney and Credit153
Section 14153
14.1Introductory remarks on the spectrum of liquidity
14.2The relation between rent and the interest rate
14.3The effect of government spending on national wealth
Section 15171
15.1The definition of the term "money certificate"
15.2The definitions of "fiduciary" and "credit" money
15.3The limit on the issue of money certificates
15.4The possibility of alliances among banks
Section 16186
16.1The establishment of a central bank
16.2Canceling credit money with fiduciary money
16.3The operation of a central bank system
16.4Central banking in import-dependent countries
Appendix AAlternative Distributions for First-Unit Demand213
Appendix BBASIC Program Listing225
Appendix CSoftware Manual for Economic Construction Set231
Index273
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