Monday, February 24, 2014

Interventionism Collectivizes The Human Spirit.

Economic intervention begins at the macro level and it trickles its way to the micro level and is very disruptive at both the macro and micro level. Interventionism starts at the macro level by interfering with the processes that bring order, or by obstructing the transformation processes. Not only that but laws are converted into legal codes for easy manipulation, and the attempt is to collectivize the human spirit when the economy is subjected to interventionism. These are all corruptions.

Artificially dissecting the economy into macro and micro is what makes interventionism possible. It follows the strategic plan of attack by the ego-driven enemy: divide and conquer! But macro and micro are one whole, inseparable. Separating them is a corruption.
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Tuesday, February 11, 2014

Entrepreneurs Facilitate All Of The Cooperation That Needs To Happen.

Capital is like a bridge spanning the time horizon and the structure of that capital bridge is heterogeneous. It is heterogeneous in the sense that capital in the form of capital goods stretches all the way from savings through production, and continuing through distribution to the end points – which are the final goods and services. It is the profit-seeking entrepreneur who finds the ways and means to facilitate all of the cooperation that needs to happen in the economy for production to be successful across the time horizon.

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Saturday, February 08, 2014

Prices Are Stepping Stones Through The Unknown Complexities Of Demand And Supply.

The market process is a series of systematic changes in the interconnected network of market decisions. It is where prices act as the signals and are used to put things together. It is this market process that serves to overcome imperfect knowledge and uncertainty. Prices emerging from the market are stepping stones through the unknown complexities of demand and supply.
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Friday, February 07, 2014

What Do I Need To Know About Economics And The Market?

What are the market foundations? To state it in broad terms: one, the desires of the populace are infinite; two, production is ultimately for consumption; three, production takes time; four, an increase in goods leads to an increase in the standard of living; and five, an increase in capital goods leads to a future increase in the standard of living. And finally, making exchanges – as in trading – is made possible by and leads to specialization and the division of labor. 
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