He arranges it in scales of gradation. Market prices are not expressive of equivalence, but of a divergence in the valuation of the two exchanging parties. It is impermissible to neglect the fundamental theorem of modern economics, namely, that the value attached to one unit of a supply of n-1 units is greater than that attached to one unit of a supply of n units. Calculation is to be made possible by the establishment of an artificial quasi-market. This scheme is dealt with in section 5 of this chapter.
Calculation is to be made with the aid of the differential equations of mathematical catallactics.
This scheme is dealt with in section 6 of this chapter. Calculation is to be made superfluous by resorting to the method of trial and error. This idea is dealt with in section 4 of this chapter. Database Programming, Site Design and Hosting IWDC, Inc.