Toxic Economic Theory, Fraudulent Accounting Standards, and the Bankruptcy of Economic Policy

Part I. A Very Dismal Science

1. The Greatest Pyramid Scheme since the Time of the Pharaohs?
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2. From Economic Miracle to Credit Crunch: Thirty Years of Self-Delusion
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Part II. The Microeconomic “Market-Value” Fallacy

3. A Mediaeval System of Accounting
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4. Fair-Value Accounting and Balance-Sheet Myopia
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5. The Market-Value Delusion and the Credit Crunch
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Part III. The Macroeconomic “Single-Gear” Fallacy

6. The Topsy-Turvy Wonderland of Single-Gear Economics
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7. Traffique: The Praeheminent Studie of Princes
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8. Capitalism and Socialism: The Fatal Conceit
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9. A Genuine Free-Market Alternative
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Part IV. The Tax that Got Passed by Mistake

10. Income Tax: A Two-Hundred-Year-Old Myth
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11. The Assessed Taxes
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12. Not So Much a Tax, More an Anti-Avoidance Provision
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13. The Growth of the Monster
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Part V. Reform of the Tax System

14. Economic Efficiency or Social Justice?
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15. Taxation and “The Law of the Market”
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16. Pay As You Spend
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17. Pay As You Spend: The Social Justification
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18. Pay As You Spend: The Economic Justification
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Part VI. The Bankruptcy of Economic Policy

19. Toxic Economic Theory and Global Recession
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Nyckelord: Economics, Macroeconomics/Monetary Economics//Financial Economics, Microeconomics, Economic Theory/Quantitative Economics/Mathematical Methods, Public Policy, Economic Policy, Economic Systems