Modern economics is a focus of many people, especially in the aftermath of the 2007–2008 financial and economic crisis. One has to wonder – what’s wrong with the economic system if it breaks down now and then? Should the modern economic theories, accounting principles and financial models be relied upon going forward? Could we devise an alternative economic system, which would be whole and sustainable, and allow a crisis-proof pace of economics? Could we design and build more intelligent tools and models in order to see the big picture and avoid future crises? Please see more information on the book's website http://www.economicalequilibrium.com/
Author(s): Ilya Vladimirovich Kuntsevich
Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Year: 2013
Language: English
Pages: 0
CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
PREFACE
PART I: FUNDAMENTALS
What Drives Economics
Value
Money
Value-add = Profit = Inflation
Debt
Banks, Loans and Interest
“Valuable” Accounting
Equity and IPO
Public Stock Market
Government and Taxes
Currency Purchasing Power
PART II: GLOBAL ECONOMY
Economic Growth
International Reserves
Pension Funds and Social Security
People and Jobs
Education
Wealth Distribution
Fractals In Economics
Time Bomb
PART III: ECONOMICAL EQUILIBRIUM
Geometry of Economics
Cash Value Ratio
Value Retention Ratio
Balanced Growth Model
Is a Country In Good “Shape”?
What Generates a Crisis?
Best and Worst Storage of Value
Ten Postulates of Economical Equilibrium
Back to the Future
INSTEAD OF IN CONCLUSION
BIBLIOGRAPHY
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
