Axiomatic Economics by Victor Aguilar: Table of Contents

Preface

Introduction

Part One FOUNDATIONS OF ECONOMICS

Chapter I Agnosticism

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Section 1			p. 5
	1.1 1.2	What is good and what is not good? The autonomy of the will from God
Section 2			p. 11
	2.1 2.2 2.3	The Creator as a noumenon and not a phenomenon The conjectural nature of metaphysics The definition of the term "transcendental"

Chapter II Epistemology

Section 3			p. 17
	3.1 3.2	The three senses of the term "truth" The intension of a definition or alternative
Section 4			p. 24
	4.1 4.2 4.3	Linguistics and rhetoric in theoretical writing The definition of the term "abstract" A three-term system of formal logic
Section 5			p. 41
	5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4	Methods of analytic deduction and proof The possibility of synthetic a priori knowledge General theories and universality Extension in the three senses of truth

Chapter III Rationality

Section 6			p. 53
	6.1 6.2	Empirical observation in economic theories Empirical observation in ethical theories
Section 7			p. 59
	7.1 7.2	Reinforcement of generally accepted ethical theories Basis for the acceptance of ethical theories
Section 8			p. 63
	8.1 8.2 8.3	Difficulties in the application of economics and ethics Ignorance of the intellect and freedom of the will The definition of the term "rational"

Part Two ECONOMIC THEORY

Chapter IV Price and Stock

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Section 9			p. 73
	9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4	The definition of the term "marginal utility" The definitions of "use" and "exchange" value The effect of exchange-value on marginal utility The relation between wealth and happiness
Section 10			p. 80
	10.1 10.2	The definition of the term "liquidity" The value of complementary phenomena
Section 11			p. 88
	11.1 11.2 11.3	Indifference between a phenomenon and money The interaction of stock and demand Analysis of the demand distribution
Section 12			p. 117
	12.1 12.2	The definition of the term "saturation" The effects of collusions meant to fix stock
Section 13			p. 137
	13.1 13.2 13.3	The Law of Price Adjustment Critique of the sticky-price paradigm The definition of the term "rent"

Chapter V Money and Credit

Section 14			p. 153
	14.1 14.2 14.3	Introductory remarks on the spectrum of liquidity The relation between rent and the interest rate The effect of government spending on national wealth
Section 15			p. 171
	15.1 15.2 15.3 15.4	The definition of the term "money certificate" The definitions of "fiduciary" and "credit" money The limit on the issue of money certificates The possibility of alliances among bank
Section 16			p. 186
	16.1 16.2 16.3 16.4	The establishment of a central bank Canceling credit money with fiduciary money The operation of a central bank system Central banking in import-dependent countries

Appendix A:       Alternative Distributions for First-Unit Demand
Appendix B:       BASIC Program Listing
Appendix C:       Software Manual for Economic Construction Set

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