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Contents
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Time Novelty Geometry | 25 |
Selfsubsistent and nonselfsubsistent sciences | 28 |
Valuation Variety and Scalar Quantity | 40 |
Formal Codes and their Efficiency | 50 |
Orientations | 74 |
Reason versus Knowledge | 80 |
The Rise of the Rational Ideal | 87 |
The Dissolution of Rational Determinacy | 229 |
Statics The Rejection of Time | 241 |
The Calculus and the Subjective Ideal | 243 |
Simultaneous Equations and the Market Ideal | 249 |
Partial Equilibrium | 256 |
The Rejection of Time | 263 |
Diachronism The Artefact of Time | 275 |
Diachronism The Assimilation of Time to Space | 277 |
The Construct of Reason | 89 |
Subjective Marginalism | 102 |
The Concept of Value | 108 |
Quantity versus Form | 114 |
The Rational Ideal as the Core of Economic Theory | 120 |
Cost and the Meaning of Choice | 130 |
Perfect Competition and Conceptual Illusionism | 137 |
The ValueConstruct in the Round | 148 |
The Dissolution of the Rational Ideal | 153 |
Expectation the Dissolution of Determinacy | 155 |
Chapter 2 of the General Theory Two Entrances for Involuntary Unemployment | 166 |
Kaleidic InvestmentValues | 178 |
Lenders Uncertainty and the Nature of InterestRates | 187 |
Liquidity Its Nature | 206 |
Prices As Convention | 220 |
Marshalls Accommodation of Time | 286 |
Capital or the TimeNet of Production | 297 |
Business Cycle Engines | 333 |
History Theory and WorldPicture | 345 |
The Sovereignty of Theory | 353 |
Epistemics versus Axiomatics | 357 |
The Science of Imprecision | 359 |
Languages for Expectation | 364 |
Profit | 409 |
Game Theorys Exclusion of Tactical Surprise | 422 |
Kaleidic Economics | 427 |
Economic Theory Unbound | 443 |
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