A Multi-Gear Strategy for Economic Recovery [electronic resource] /
Rayman, A.author.
Volume II proposes radical reform (1) of the accounting system - to bring corporate management under the control of market forces; and (2) of the tax system - to enable the economy to grow to its full potential and to establish an automatic mechanism for price stability without any arbitrary intervention.
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Cover; Contents; List of Tables; List of Figures; Preface; Acknowledgements; Part I: Two Basic Laws of Economics; 1 The Law of Competition and the Law of Circulation; Part II: The Lost Commandment: Freedom of Circulation; 2 ""Level Playing-Field"" or Flat-Earth Theory?; 3 The Greatest Economic Theorist of Them All; 4 Globalisation: Blessing or Curse?; Part III: A "Multi-Gear" Macroeconomic Policy; 5 Inflation: Disease or Symptom of Good Health?; 6 Economic Waste Disposal; 7 The Deregulation of Money; 8 Economic Gear-Changing; Part IV: The Reform of Economic Policy
9 The IASB and the Failure of Corporate GovernanceAppendix to Chapter 9: Sandilands in the Looking Glass; 10 A Segregated System of Funds and Value Accounting; 11 Competition and Control of the Banking System; 12 Circulation and Single-Currency Unions; 13 A Crack in the Monetarist Façade?; 14 A Multi-Gear Strategy for Stable Economic Growth; Part V: The Current Economic Crisis; 15 The Phoney Economic Crisis; 16 The ""Austerity"" Delusion; 17 The Real Economic Crisis; 18 The Bankruptcy of Single-Gear Economic Policy; 19 A Multi-Gear Programme for Economic Recovery
Part VI: The Most Successful Cover-up in Financial History?20 Expert Opinion and Economy with the Truth; 21 Modern Science or Mediaeval Religion?; Appendix: Tax Avoidance and the Rule of Law; References; Index
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Volume II proposes radical reform (1) of the accounting system - to bring corporate management under the control of market forces; and (2) of the tax system - to enable the economy to grow to its full potential and to establish an automatic mechanism for price stability without any arbitrary intervention.
Macroeconomics.
Microeconomics.
Economic theory.
Macroeconomics/Monetary Economics//Financial Economics.
Microeconomics.
Economic Theory/Quantitative Economics/Mathematical Methods.