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II. System
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2.1 Economies
Economies Open Economy Closed Economy Transition Economy Weightless Economy Market Economy Centrally Controlled Economy Industrialized Economy Advanced Economy Agricultural Economy Underdeveloped Economy Economic Systems Capitalism Communism Fascism Liberalism Mercantilism Debtism Socialism Synergism Measurement Economic Indicator Average GDP GNP Herfindahl-hirschman index Gini coefficient
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2.3 Measurement
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2.4 Statistics
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Article 49 - Gini coefficient Article 50 - Consumer Price Index Statistics Source Sample Method Independence Deviation Frequency Inference Normalization Asymmetric Information Statistical significance Standard error Probability Objectivity
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III. Currency
3.1 Currency
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Currency Barter Bimetallism Bullionism Circular flow of Income Capital Adequacy Ratio Classical Theory Of Money Commodity Theory of Money Monetarism Money Illusion
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IV. Land
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4.1 Land
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V. Labor
5.1 Labor
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Labor Divisions of Labor Minimum Wage Union Wage Wage Drift Wages Fund Doctrine Welfare Welfare economics Welfare to Work Reservation Wage Employment Outsourcing Full Employment Geographic Immobility Human Capital Theory Job Search Unemployment Unemployment Trap Voluntary Unemployment Structural Unemployment Okuns Law Efficiency Wages Frictional Unemployment Transitional Unemployment Labor Labor Intensive Labor Market Flexibility
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5.3 Unemployment
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VI. Capital
6.1 Capital
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Article 195 - False Labor Theory Article 196 - Natural Rate of Unemployment
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Capital Acceleration Principle Accelerator Theory Capital Controls Creditor Social Capital Gearing Intellectual capital
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VII. Enterprise
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Article 205 - False Capital Theory Article 206 - Cost of Capital Article 207 - Diversification
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Dominant Firm Entrepreneur Stocks Vertical integration Offshore Market capitalisation Mergers and acquisitions Enterprise Type Central Bank Bank Public Utility Public-private NGO Hedge Funds
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VIII. Commodity
8.1 Commodity
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Commodity Commoditization Security Backwardation Luxuries Treasury bills Public Goods Positional goods Product Life-Cycle Theory Substitute goods Repo Derivatives Economic Good Financial Instrument Giffen goods Gilt-edged securities (Gilts) Global public goods Joint supply False Commodity Theory Bond (Debt Bond) Bond (Surety) Credit
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IX. Utility
9.1 Utility
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Utility Cost-Benefit Analysis Marginal Utility (Theory) Net present value Network effect Nominal value Social benefits/costs
10.1 Industry
Industry Manufacturing Primary Industry Secondary Industry
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XI. Confidence
11.1 Confidence
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XII. Competition
12.1 Competition
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Confidence Consumer Confidence Precautionary motive Ratings Trust Trusted Source Volatility
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Competition Competitiveness Advertising Barriers to Entry Concentration Dumping Patents First-mover advantage Imperfect competition Incumbent advantage Non-price competition Zero-sum game
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XIII. Markets
13.1 Markets
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Market Adverse Selection Antitrust Arbitrage Contestable Market Pareto efficiency Social market Restrictive practice Tariff Trade area Trade cycle Trade deficit/surplus Visible trade Winner-takes-all markets New Trade Theory Quota Optimal currency area Oligopoly Open-market operations Fair trade Natural Monopoly Most-favoured nation Rent-seeking Multiplier Financial centre Invisible Trade Market failure Market forces Market power Monopolistic competition Monopoly Monopsony
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Article 317 - Market Type Article 318 - GATT Article 319 - NAFTA
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Article 327 - Market Corruption Article 328 - Cartel Article 329 - Price Fixing
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XIV. Investment
14.1 Investment
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Investment Distribution Flotation Foreign direct investment Value at risk Venture capital Yield Yield Curve Yield gap Private Equity Soft loan Sovereign risk Real options theory Systematic risk Hedge Hot Money Portfolio Selection Theory Insurance Institutional investors Stress-testing Investment Inward investment Lender of last resort Risk Risk averse Speculation Risk management Risk neutral Risk premium Risk seeking Risk-free rate
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XV. Expectation
15.1 Expectation
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Article 366 - Expectation Article 367 - Demand Article 368 - Demand curve
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XVI. Production
16.1 Production
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Article 370 - False Expectation Theory Article 371 - Ricardian Equivalence Theorem
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Production Capacity Supply Supply curve Diminishing returns Efficiency Production Function Productivity Exports Output Gap Factor cost Factors of Production Mobility
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XVII. Distribution
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XVIII. Consumption
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Consumption Aggregate Demand Coase Theorem Equity risk premium Substitution Theory
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XIX. Satisfaction
19.1 Satisfaction
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XX. Prices
20.1 Prices
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Prices Price Discrimination Price elasticity Financial Market Asset Pricing Consumer Surplus Theory Contango Spot price Subsidy Sticky prices Price mechanism Price regulation Price/earnings ratio
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Price/earnings ratio Dominant Firm Factory prices House Prices Predatory pricing Spread Transfer pricing Paradox of Value Menu costs Peak Load Pricing Overshooting Option Pricing Theory
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XXI. Revenue
21.1 Revenue
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Article 429 - False Price Theory Article 430 - Capital Asset Pricing Article 431 - Labour theory of value
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21.2 Taxes
Revenue Disposable income Relative Income Hypothesis Rent Excess returns Export credit Fiscal drag Income (Distribution) National Income Windfall gains Income effect Taxation Corporation tax Lump-sum tax Progressive taxation Deadweight cost/loss Negative income tax Direct Taxation Land tax Expenditure tax Hypothecation Tax arbitrage Tax Avoidance Tax Base Tax Burden Vertical equity Tax Competition Tax efficient Tax Evasion Tax haven Tax incidence Wealth Tax Withholding tax Income Tax Laffer curve
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XXII. Expenses
22.1 Expenses
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XXIII. Solvency
23.1 Solvency
Cost-push factors Sunk costs Fixed Costs Government Capital Expenditure Imports Public Spending Replacement Cost Transaction costs Variable costs
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XXIV. Profit
24.1 Profit
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XXV. Assets
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Profit Capital Gains Returns Required return Profit margin Profit maximisation Rate of return Rate of return regulation Total return Value Added Windfall profit
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XXVI. Liabilities
26.1 Liabilities
Asset Intangible Assets Liquidity Liquidity preference Residual risk Tangible assets
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Article 499 - Liability Article 500 - National Debt Article 501 - Default
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XXVII. Wealth
27.1 Wealth
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I. Introductory Provisions
1.1 Introductry Provisions
Art icle 1 - Canons of Economic Law
i. By Right, Power and Authority of Article ninety eight (98) of Pactum De Singularis Caelum, also known as the Covenant of One Heaven these pronouncements of law known collectively as Canonum De Lex Fidei and also known as the Canons of Economic Law are hereby promulgated in the original form of Ucadian Language; and ii. The Canonum De Lex Fidei represents the primary, one and only true first canon of Economic Law. Excluding the Covenant of One Heaven, all other laws, claims and agreements claiming standards of Economic Law shall be secondary and inferior to the Canonum De Lex Fidei ab initio (from the beginning); and iii. These Canons of Economic Law may be taken in official original document form and spoken form to represent one complete set of the twenty-two (22) Canons of law known collectively as Astrum Iuris Divini Canonum, also known as Living Body of Divine Canon Law and the highest of all Original Law; and iv. When referring to these Canons of Economic Law collectively it may also be taken both in printed form and spoken word that we mean this complete and accurate set of laws as the highest of all Original Law; and v. In accordance with these Canons of Economic Law, the Society of One Heaven also known as the One Heaven Society of United Spirits, also known as the Holy See of United Spirits, also known as The Holy Society reserves all rights to itself; and vi. As all rights are reserved, no one is permitted to reprint any part of all of these laws or to translate it into another language; except for citation, official instruments of a related society, quotation of six or less canons, reviews and formal texts; and vii. When part or all of these laws as presented or spoken in any language other than the Official Ucadian Languages, it may be taken as a translation and not the primary language. Therefore, any secondary meaning implying deficiency, claimed abrogation of any right or any other defect of a word in a translated language shall be null and void ab initio (from the beginning); and viii. When referring to these Canons of Economic Law collectively it may also be taken that the primary and original form of these laws resides as a supernatural spiritual document registered in Heaven first and a physical document registered in the Great Register and Public Record of One Heaven upon the Earth second. Therefore, wherever an official and valid form of these laws is present in physical form, it shall be bound to its spiritual form, from which it derives its spiritual power and authenticity; and ix. Let no man, woman, spirit or officer of a lesser society place themselves in grave dishonor of Divine Law, Natural Law and the Living Law upon denying the validity of these canons of law. Having been warned, any act in defiance of these laws shall have no effect and any spiritual invocation in opposition to the validity of these laws shall be immediately returned upon the maker. As it is written, so be it.
1.2 Concepts
Art icle 3 - Economics
II. System
2.1 Economies
Art icle 23 - Economies
2.3 Measurement
Art icle 43 - Measurement
2.4 Statistics
Art icle 51 - St at ist ics
2.6 EKELOS
Art icle 101 - EKELOS
III. Currency
3.1 Currency
Art icle 113 - Currency
IV. Land
4.1 Land
Art icle 165 - Land
V. Labor
5.1 Labor
Art icle 167 - Labor
5.2 Employment
Art icle 178 - Employment
5.3 Unemployment
Art icle 184 - Unemployment
VI. Capital
6.1 Capital
Art icle 197 - Capit al
VII. Enterprise
7.1 Enterprise Elements
Art icle 208 - Ent erprise
VIII. Commodity
8.1 Commodity
Art icle 229 - Commodit y
IX. Utility
9.1 Utility
Art icle 251 - Ut ilit y
X. Industry
10.1 Industry
Art icle 258 - Indust ry
XI. Confidence
11.1 Confidence
Art icle 262 - Confidence
XII. Competition
12.1 Competition
Art icle 269 - Compet it ion
XIII. Markets
13.1 Markets
Art icle 283 - Market
XIV. Investment
14.1 Investment
Art icle 334 - Invest ment
XV. Expectation
15.1 Expectation
Art icle 366 - Expect at ion
XVI. Production
16.1 Production
Art icle 373 - Product ion
XVII. Distribution
17.1 Distribution
Art icle 390 - Dist ribut ion
XVIII. Consumption
18.1 Consumption
Art icle 395 - Consumpt ion
XIX. Satisfaction
19.1 Satisfaction
Art icle 404 - Sat isfact ion
XX. Prices
20.1 Prices
Art icle 406 - Prices
XXI. Revenue
21.1 Revenue
Art icle 432 - Revenue
21.2 T axes
Art icle 443 - Taxat ion
XXII. Expenses
22.1 Expenses
Art icle 470 - Expense
XXIII. Solvency
23.1 Solvency
Art icle 480 - Solvency
XXIV. Profit
24.1 Profit
Art icle 482 - Profit
XXV. Assets
25.1 Assets
Art icle 493 - Asset
XXVI. Liabilities
26.1 Liabilities
Art icle 499 - Liabilit y
XXVII. Wealth
27.1 Wealth
Art icle 505 - Wealt h