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An Introduction to Capital Flow
Capital flow, the moving and swelling and shifting of value, is an emergent property of the interaction between humans and money. Wherever we find money, we…
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Capital’s Gravity
Capital, like our too-tricky-to-prove-but-too-critical-to-ignore-quantum-physics-friend the graviton, exhibits certain qualities that have gravitational effects on external parties. Specifically, the more capital that aggregates together, the greater the…
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Bad Faith
In daily life, of course, there is no avoiding some version of the principal-agent problem: in every instance, who is really acting in whose best interest?…
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Patrimonial Capitalism
Patrimonial capitalism is an unfortunately common state of affairs throughout most of capitalism-as-usual’s history. Due to the laws and regulations in the United States, particularly those…
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Ain’t Nobody Misbehaving
It’s not very contentious to say that the economy is populated largely with humans. If economics is the science and study of how people interact with…
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The “Purity” of Pure Capitalism
It is important to remember that when capitalism is expressed as “pure” it is to remind that its influence on the system which employs it is…
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Phishing for Phools
Phishing—as defined by George A. Akerlof and Robert J. Shiller in their book Phishing for Phools: The Economics of Manipulation and Deception —happens when one economic…
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Education & Emergence
Capitalism itself fundamentally emerges from the simple elements of individual agents participating in trade. As soon as intangible concepts like “money”, “interest” and “profit” are incorporated…
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About “Simpletism”
Simpletism can be defined as the conversion of complexity into more-rudimentary components so that a “simpler” version of parts may be understood in order to find…
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