A Multi-Gear Strategy for Economic Recovery

Part I. Two Basic Laws of Economics

1. The Law of Competition and the Law of Circulation
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Part II. The Lost Commandment: Freedom of Circulation

2. “Level Playing-Field” or Flat-Earth Theory?
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3. The Greatest Economic Theorist of Them All
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4. Globalisation: Blessing or Curse?
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Part III. A “Multi-Gear” Macroeconomic Policy

5. Inflation: Disease or Symptom of Good Health?
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6. Economic Waste Disposal
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7. The Deregulation of Money
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8. Economic Gear-Changing
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Part IV. The Reform of Economic Policy

9. The IASB and the Failure of Corporate Governance
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10. A Segregated System of Funds and Value Accounting
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11. Competition and Control of the Banking System
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12. Circulation and Single-Currency Unions
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13. A Crack in the Monetarist Façade?
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14. A Multi-Gear Strategy for Stable Economic Growth
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Part V. The Current Economic Crisis

15. The Phoney Economic Crisis
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16. The “Austerity” Delusion
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17. The Real Economic Crisis
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18. The Bankruptcy of Single-Gear Economic Policy
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19. A Multi-Gear Programme for Economic Recovery
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Part VI. The Most Successful Cover-up in Financial History?

20. Expert Opinion and Economy with the Truth
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21. Modern Science or Mediaeval Religion?
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Nyckelord: Economics, Macroeconomics/Monetary Economics//Financial Economics, Microeconomics, Economic Theory/Quantitative Economics/Mathematical Methods