Analytical
Subject Index
to Books I-III
D-E
D
Damnation, I: 62-63; III:
27
Danger
- to arbitrary authority, from
science and technology, I: 51
- from the business cycle,
III: 21
- concealed in Capitalism,
III: 3, 7
- from concentration of
ownership and control of assets, III: 29
- "enframing" as
"supreme" (Heidegger), III: 5
- from flawed
"expansionist monetary policy" (Hayek), II: 4
- to freedom, from government
control, II: 4
- to marketplace (Hayek), II:
4
- from runs on banks (Friedman
and Schwarz), I: 46
- warning against destructive,
to peace (Locke), I: 39
Darkness,
Capitalist, 11a
Dark side
- of the business cycle, 7a;
II: 1, 30
- of the marketplace, II: 32
Darwin on Natural
Selection or the Survival of the Fittest, III: 10
Darwinian
- advantage, 9a; I: 55
- evolution: Ptolemaic justice
and Capitalism, III: 29
- power of Truth, III: 28
- theories, I: 26
- variation most
favorable to Man, III: 11
Darwinism
- grounded in science, III: 4
- on "Hegel plus"
(Popper), III: 25
- legitimized animal, in the
marketplace: ground of Capitalism, III: 4
- in the marketplace:
unnatural selection, III: 10
Darwinistic
- advantages to Big Business:
perverting laws, I: 3
- advantages: embedded in the
Rule of Law, I: 36
- advantages: perverting
democracy, II: 32
- animal in Man, III: 11
- Capitalism, in the
marketplace, III: 10
- doctrine, seeds of, I: 27
- interpretations of theory of
evolution, I: 27
- moral and ethical codes, II:
14
- net advantages, lawful
elimination of, I: 43, II: 33
- net advantages of the Money
Trust, I: 65
- powers: outstripped by the
Darwinian power of Truth, III: 28
- seed, of Capitalism, 9a
- servitude: hidden goal of
the Rule of Law, III: 26
- technology, for
domesticating Man as labor, III: 10. See also Capitalism
- theories of survival of the
fittest, I: 26
Darwinists,
financial, I: 26
Debt
- acknowledgments of, III: 19,
21, 22
- and entrepreneurial
activity, II: 23
- forced to increase, II: 15
- government, II: 6, 25, 28,
29, 32, 68, III: 10, 22
- governments subjugated by
massive, I: 35
- Hume on public, I: 48
- and indenture, II: 32; III:
10, 23, 28
- interest on public, II: 25,
68
- as measure of indenture to
Capitalists, III: 10, 28
- national, II: 10
- and national economies, II:
68
- out-of-control, II: 29, 68
- personal, I: 19, 34, II: 6,
7, 9, 10, 11, 18, 24, 28, 68; III: 10, 22
- running into, II: 4
- short-term, II: 19
- and slave dimension of
Being, in liberal democracies, III: 36
- and speculation, II: 19
- unincorporated business, II:
11, 28, 68; III: 10
Deceit
- accounting for, I: 14
- and agreements, I: 58
- awaiting the entrepreneur: around
the corner, III: 21
- and cunning, of Capitalism,
III: 28
- deceptons and fraud
fields (QTE), III: 41
- dominion expanded through,
I: 54
- guarantees obtained through,
I: 47
- hidden by usurer: when
discovered by the entrepreneur, III: 21
- history of, I: 31
- importance of, in business
affairs, III: 41
- the marketplace as locus of
much, III: 26
- on "nihilism" and
"self-" (Nietzsche), III: 8
- Quantum Theory of Economics
(Ayoub), III: 41
- and radical evil,
III: 41
- stratagems and, in
war, I: 38
- veil of, I: 61
- See also Radical evil
DECEIVING-DECEIVED, 9a. See also Genetic code of Capitalism
Deceptons. See Quantum Theory of Economics
Deciphering
- the language of reality
(Schopenhauer), II: 11
- the meaning of destruction,
II: 10
Decision
- to change the laws, I: 59
- the electorate's most
challenging, regarding the order life, as enframed in the System of Laws, III: 9
- information needed to make a
good, I: 60
- Québec's, to act on its
desire to separate, II: 28
Declaration of
Independence, I:
32, 36, 49
Deficits,
government, I:
34; II: 7, 9, 11, 18, 25, 29, 31, 68; III: 32, 33
Democracy
- absolute mockery of, I: 3
- corruption and perversion
of, III: 32
- most injurious to:
divide-to-rule strategies, III: 10
- kind of: when money
indentures whole populations, III: 32
- liberal, II: 34; III: 36
- and might, I: 55
- net advantages in, I: 16
- perverted by Darwinistic
advantages, II: 32
- on preserving
"freedom" and (Huxley), I: 31
- and the Rule of Capitalism,
II: 34
- and the Rule of Law, I: 35
- slave dimension of Being in
a liberal, III: 36
- and the tyranny of the
majority, I: 32
Democratic
creed, I: 37
Deposits
- bank, II: 6
- chartered bank non-personal
term, II: 22
- foreign currency, II: 22
- on generalized withdrawals
of massive, by depositors, I: 35, 43, 45, 48
- held in Canada's top five
banks, in 1993, I: 46
- losses of, and other
dangers, from runs on banks (Friedman and Schwarz), I: 46
- non-personal notice, II: 22
- People's, I: 44-45
- personal saving, in
chartered banks, II: 22
- redistribution of money by
canalizing, III: 22
Depositors'
money, I: 18, 35; II: 6
Desire(s)
- "cannibal desire to
have and possess" (Ricoeur), I: 10
- and enjoyment needs of
usurers: how satisfied, III: 19
- for future financial
security or "precautionary motive" (Keynes), II: 23
- man's restless, for power
(Hobbes), I: 19, 52
- Québec's, to separate from
Canada, II: 28
- stochastic, in the
marketplace, III: 32
Despotism, I: 14, 33, 54
Destiny
- capacity to change: Man's
most favorable Darwinian difference and variation, III: 11
- changing Man's: conditional
on triumph over Darwinistic animal in Man, III: 11
- deepest root of human: the
Rule of Law, II: 33
- People must will their, II:
33
- People's: enframed in
laws, 9a; III: 30-31
- signs announcing
(Nietzsche), III: 8
- ultimate, of Capitalism:
self-destruction, III: 8
Destruction
- of consumption and capital
goods, II: 4
- of a country, II: 68
- creation and, operators
(QTE), III: 33
- creation and: underlying
mental ground of, III: 40
- "creative
destruction" (Schumpeter), III: 9-10
- and depressions, II: 19
- economic origin of, II: 29
- extent of economic: how
assessed, III: 20
- and Harvesting-Predation
elements in the business cycle: how activated, III: 20
- of "injurious"
individual differences and variations: "natural selection" (Darwin), III: 10
- of a job, II: 10
- meaning of, deciphered, II:
10
- objectivity of, as
experienced by bankrupts, II: 9
- "real orgies of
destruction" (Mumford), III: 3
- phase, of the business
cycle, III: 18, 19-20, 21, 23
- and predation: nothing
but mechanisms for transferring spoils of progress, III: 24
- probability of Capitalist self-,
III: 10
- and radical evil,
III: 32
- "recoils on
perpetrator" (Hegel), III: 23
- recurring irrational, III:
24
- rooted in evil maxims,
III: 32
- and sadistic instincts, II:
30
- "self-," ultimate
destiny of Capitalism (Schumpeter), III: 7-10
- of a small business, chain
of events leading to, II: 10
- ugly essence of domination
and human, III: 25
Destructive change, II: 13
Differenciation
(Deleuze)
- between usurers and
borrowers, 8a
Distribution
- of advantage, I: 41; III: 31
- of advantage and power: allotted
by laws, III: 31
- of bank loans, II: 9, 15;
III: 18, 22
- of bank-money, II: 9, 21,
37; III: 22, 23, 33, 40
- change in the time- of
money, II: 50
- of commercial real estate
loans, III: 18
- expansion-and- of money,
III: 20
- of income-weighted money
withdrawal, within quintiles: for family units, I: 46
- of knowledge and wealth:
nexus of progress, III: 24
- of money, III: 22, 23, 34,
40
- non-local effects of flawed,
III: 33
- pattern, of bank-money, II:
37, 46
- predetermined fraudulent, of
advantage, III: 26
- space-time, and structure of
money, II: 44; III: 18, 19, 23
- and structure of loans at
top banks, III: 22
Distrust
- and cynicism, II: 26
- and destructive change, II:
13
- from economic and social
ills, II: 26
- loyalty and social cohesion
degenerating into, I: 35
- spontaneous spread of, I: 35
- Rousseau on
"competition" generating, I: 53
Dominion
- every, grounded in a
technology, III: 4
- exposes Man to himself as
"object" or "human material" (Heidegger), III: 5
- "imperative"
(Bethe), III: 3
- Magian destining rule
to secure Capitalist, III: 5
- over Man, III: 3, 4, 10, 32
- over Man's dumbness,
darkness, and irrationality, III: 11
- mystery of Capitalist, III:
3
- over nature:
"enframed" as essence of technology (Heidegger), III: 3
- as "technology"
(Heidegger), III: 3, 4
- technology as instrument of,
III: 29
- technology as summons
for, III: 3, 4
- over things, including
humans as things, slaves, and servants, III: 17
- on the transfer of God's: to
Man, through technology (Heidegger), III: 5
- unconditional, of Man: as
mere hoard of labor, III: 7
- what secures the dominion of
Capitalists, III: 23
- See also Darwinism,
Darwinistic, Solomonic creed
Double runs, on
banks and on the Justice System, 7a. See also World War III
Down-side, of the
business cycle,
III: 20, 23
Duels, economic, I: 34, 35
The Dun & Bradstreet
Corporation, I: P15-1
E
Economic(s)
- advantages, II: 13
- analogs, III: 38
- arrangements, suspicious,
II: 26
- attacks, I: 39
- Being, 10a; II: 34, III: 34,
35
- change, II: 3, 13, 17, 19,
21; III: 18
- collective, security, I: 47
- concentration of, powers, I:
35
- concepts, II: 21
- configuration space of, III:
33
- consequences, of the credit
crunch, II: 21
- conventional, III: 32
- Conventional Theories of
(CTE), III: 33
- coupling factors, III: 38
- data, II: 8, 10, 29
- destruction, I: 34, 58; II:
29
- developments, essential
character of, II: 34
- dirigisme, I: 14; III: 32
- disaffiliation, from Canada,
II: 28
- disaster, I: 57
- distress, II: 25
- duels, I: 34, 35
- entanglements, III: 34, 41
- enterprise, and "the
seven deadly sins of Christianity" (Mumford), III: 1
- entity, wave function of
(QTE), III: 36
- environment, I: 10
- events, II: 7, 11
- expansion and speculative
overinvestments, II: 21
- experience, II: 8-9, 11
- field forces (QTE), III: 34,
38
- and financial activities:
how they interact, II: 19
- freedom, I: 9, II: 27; III:
32
- gains, trivial or deceptive,
I: 40
- "growth" and
"innovation" (Scherer), III: 14
- hazards, I: 57
- inequalities, I: 40
- instabilities, I: 39
- interactions, quantum (QTE),
III: 32, 37, 38
- interests, I: 42; II: 13,
15, 17, 30; III: 29
- kill ratio, I: 34
- and legislative
configuration of Capitalism, III: 25
- liberty, I: 57
- life, I: 21, 22, 23, 29, 35,
41
- losses, II: 10
- macro-, III: 33, 37
- macroscopic aggregates of,
III: 32
- micro-, III: 33, 37
- mischief, I: 39
- misery, II: 21, 56
- new foundations for, 10a
- new way of thinking about,
III: 17
- nightmares, I: 31
- oppression, I: 14
- order, of the business
cycle, III: 18, 19, 22
- order, in a Capitalist
society, III: 18, 26
- order, implicate,
III: 22, 40
- order, of money changers,
III: 26
- origin of destruction, II:
29
- outcomes, 10a; III: 33
- output, III: 35
- paths, of borrowers, III: 34
- phenomena, III: 22
- policies, I: 17; II: 10, 15
- power, I: 51; III: 32
- priorities, the People's,
II: 29
- problems of, III: 33
- prosperity, II: 9, 21
- quanta (QTE), III: 32
- quantitative, III: 33
- and quantum fields of money,
III: 40
- reality on the quantum
scale, III: 32, 33, 35
- repulsion vs. binding
energy, in society, III: 9
- responsibility and guilt,
often counterfactual, III: 32
- rights, I: 37, 38, 57, 59
- risks, II: 24
- Schrödinger's equation,
III: 37
- security, II: 15
- separation, II: 34
- servant or slave, I: 39
- servitude, I: 3, 10, 37, 56;
II: 28; III: 7
- slowdown, II: 20
- and social ills, II: 26
- and social misfortunes, II:
29
- and social observables: a connected
unbroken whole, III: 18
- and social unfolding
of the implicate economic order, III: 18
- stability, I: 57; II: 13-16
- state vector (QTE), III: 38
- states, metastable (QTE),
III: 38
- structure information (QTE),
III: 38
- Survey, 7a; II: 34
- system, III: 34, 36, 37
- terror, I: 34
- theories, III: 32, 33
- thinking, current, III: 33
- threats to families, II: 24
- totalitarianism, I: 29; III:
29, 32
- transactions. See
Transactions
- tyrants, I: 35
- units, II: 20
- use of quantum theory in
(QTE), III: 37-38
- value, I: 60
- variables, II: 46, 68; III:
18, 22
- veil, II: 32
- war, I: 9, 34
- war zone, I: 35
- what economics must capture,
III: 32
- well-being, and loan
policies, II: 11
- See also Quantum
theory of Economics (QTE)
Economic Report of the
President, I: P7-1, P15-1; II: 31, CC-4, CH-9, CH-10
Economically indentured
servants, II: 32
Economists,
what they have forgotten, II: 34
Economy, the
- and the business cycle, II:
50
- command, I: 17
- and commercial real estate
loans, II: 50
- control of, III: 18, 22
- and the credit crunch, II:
20
- destabilized, II: 6, 7, 21,
24-25, 68
- and the distribution pattern
of money, II: 37
- on entangling the whole
economy, III: 41
- expansion and contraction
of, II: 3, 4
- external shock to, II: 19
- and the flow of loan money,
II: 6, 22
- global, III: 33
- how destabilized, II: 68
- imbalances in, II: 35
- implicate order of, II: 50,
68; III: 18
- loan rationing and, II: 23
- major negative impact on,
II: 37
- national, III: 29, 33
- overinvestments and the
national, II: 6, 68
- paths of money in, III: 40
- propagation through, of
changes in the distribution of money, III: 34
- questions about, II: 34
- slowdown of, II: 20
- stimulating, II: 4
- structural imbalances in
Canada's, II: 17
- as totality of quantum
economic transactions (QTE), III: 32
- See also Business
cycle, Economics, Quantum Theory of Economics (QTE)
Effect(s)
- calibrated, of the business
cycle, II: 17
- of changes in the
distribution of bank-money, III: 34
- cause and, II: 6-12; III: 40
- on "cause" and
(Hume), II: 8; III: 40 n.
- of depressions (Schumpeter),
II: 19
- of empirical evidence, on
scientific laws, II: 12
- of entangled states,
following indenture through usury, III: 34
- Hayek's ominous
psychological, II: 27
- hypothesized, II: 11
- immediate and destructive,
II: 10
- of increases in mortgage
rates, on young families (Crane), II: 15
- interference of cyclical,
II: 19
- lagging, II: 17
- of loan policies, II: 11
- of losses, II: 9
- non-local, of flawed
distributions of bank-money, III: 33
- of panics and bank failures,
I: 46
- possible causes and, of the
business cycle in Canada: charted and identified, II: 17
- "psychological,"
risked by society (Hayek), II: 4
- reasoning from cause to, and
vice versa, I: 52
- of the space-time
distribution and structure of money, III: 18
- space-time evolution of,
III: 40
- understanding causes from,
II: 9
- undesirable, of
unemployment and destruction, II: 4
Efficient
- cause, of World War III, I:
51
- government, II: 31
Egypt, I: 51
Electorate, the
- as absolute master of the
Legal Code, II: 29
- directing the legislature to
change the Rule of Law, II: 33
- having no choice but to
change the rules of the marketplace, II: 33
- indentured, III: 23
- most challenging decision
of: regarding the order of life, as enframed in the System of Laws, III: 9
- responsible for the future,
I: 41
Electronic
- banking services, III: 16
- control, over human economic
life, I: 21-22, 23
- global, control, I: 23
- global financial and,
concentration of powers, III: 3, 9
- global web, I: 21
- money, I: 22; III: 25
- point-of-sale devices, I: 21
Encroachment(s)
- America's war against
British, I: 38
- Capitalist, over citizens,
III: 10
- CAPITALIST ENCROACHMENT
INDEX,™ III: 10
- of the Church: exorcised, I:
64, 65
- on liberty, spirit, and
mind, leading to World War III against the Money Trust, I: 4
- papacy's, upon the
"rights of kings" (Hobbes), I: 64
- and Reformation, I: 64
- of the rich: "shrewdest
scheme" of deceit (Rousseau), I: 53-54
- systematic, on the economic
rights of the People: can lead to war, I: 38
- of usury, on most human
activities, I: 3
Enfolded
- economic order, in the
space-time distribution and structure of money, III: 18, 19, 22
- in a "hologram,"
image of an object (Bohm), III: 18
- how the implicate order
is, III: 39
- "order" (Bohm),
III: 17, 18
- See also Unfolded
Enfoldment
- Bohm's notion of, III: 40
- as the down-side of the
business cycle, III: 23
- of the implicate order
of the national economy, II: 50
- See also Unfoldment
Enfoldment-unfoldment
- the business cycle as
recurrent, III: 18
- movement, in Capitalist
society, III: 23, 27
- pattern, III: 40
- quantum, III: 39
Enframed
- in axioms: theorems, III: 30
- in Capitalism: servitude,
III: 31
- in laws: the People's
destiny, 9a; III: 30-31
- in the Legal and Judicial
machinery: the Solomonic creed, III: 26
- in the Solomonic creed:
Capitalism, III: 4, 25
- in the Solomonic creed: rule
of the rich and servitude of borrowers, III: 10, 25
- in the System of Laws: the
order of life, III: 9
- in the System of Laws: net
advantages, III: 26
- in technology: Man's
"summons" to dominate nature (Heidegger), III: 4
Enframent, III: 4-5, 31
"Enframing"
[Ge-stell] (Heidegger)
- summons to dominate
Man, III: 4
- "summons" to
dominate nature (Heidegger), III: 4
- "supreme danger"
from (Heidegger), III: 5
- See also Enframed,
Enframent
England, I: 12, 16, 19; II:
34; III: 14, 25
English
- colonies, I: 19
- comfort, 9a; I: 29,
53
- common law, I: 49-50
Enlightenment, 8a, 9a, 10a, 11a
Entanglements
- quantum, and radical evil,
III: 41
- with usurers, III: 34, 41
Entangling,
entrepreneurs,
I: 9; II: 14; III: 20, 21
Entrepreneur(s)
- abused, II: 21
- and acknowledgments of debt,
III: 21
- aims, goals, and plans of:
divergent from those of usurers, III: 20
- apparent self-will of:
"enmeshed in servitude" (Hegel), III: 19
- as bondsmen, III: 19
- Canada's, III: 15
- on claims by banks of caring
about innovation and, I: 18
- coercive tricks against, I:
9
- collateralized assets of:
within reach of usurers, III: 21
- control and dominion over,
II: 3
- creating new wealth and
technology, III: 20
- and the credit channel, II:
21
- and credit creation, II: 22
- and credit lines, I: 9
- and the deception of the
Capitalist priesthood, III: 20
- defense of legal interests
of, vs. entrenched net advantages of rich Capitalists, III: 20
- destabilization of, I: 9,
III: 21
- entanglement of, II: 21;
III: 20, 21
- expanding opportunities
through innovation, III: 27
- and Faustian money,
II: 3
- fear of, III: 19
- fist-time: cannot see around
the corner of the marketplace, III: 27
- funding-limited, III: 19, 20
- harm and threats against the
economic freedom of, I: 9
- and Harvesting-Predation
phase of the business cycle, III: 20, 21
- held in subjection, by
usurers, III: 19
- how entangled unawares, at a
distance, by corrupt usurers, III: 20
- innovation and borrowing by,
II: 19
- many loans to: called,
frozen, or reduced, III: 20
- millionaire-, and
Zarathustra's admonition, III: 27
- miscalculations by, II: 13
- needed by usurers, III: 20
- new wealth of: tempting
target for entanglement, by usurers, III: 21
- and the potentiality of
hidden deceit, III: 21
- on preparing to confront the
potential adversities of the next business cycle, III: 21
- and risk of illiquidity, II:
23
- risk of being ousted
or expropriated by "giant industrial units" (Schumpeter), III: 9
- satisfaction of, a fleeting
one, III: 19
- self-consciousness of, III:
19
- self-preservative
instincts of, I: 58
- separated from means of
production: when possible, III: 19
- situation of: how calculated
by many usurers, III: 21
- many sound: entangled, used
up, or victimized by usurers-speculators, III: 20
- stability of, and credit
arrangements, III: 21
- stealthy mechanism for
exploiting the potential, in everyone of us, III: 27
- struggle of -innovator, III:
16
- on transfer of spoils of
progress from, to Capitalists and usurers, III: 24
- transforming fictive
bank-money into real products, processes, and services, III: 20
- on understanding the
"'past'" from the "'Present'" (Heidegger), III: 21
- used by usurers, II: 21
- using bank-money to create
new wealth, III: 19
- and usurers, relationship
between, III: 19, 27
- and wealth creation, III:
19-20
- and workers: standing-reserve
for Capitalists and usurers, III: 19
- See also Capitalism,
Business cycle
Entrepreneurial
- activities, II: 22, 23
- gamble, III: 16
- innovation and credit
creation, II: 22
- life instincts, II: 30
- spirit, II: 34
Envy
- in the game of catallaxy,
III: 26
- "the seven deadly sins
of Christianity" (Mumford), III: 1
Equity
- control, I: 18
- cross-ownership of, and
potential for conflict of interest, II: 14
- deterioration in borrowers',
II: 19
ESBO, I: P11-2
Essence
- of the business cycle, III:
17-27
- of Capitalism, II: 34; III:
3-13
- of domination and human
destruction, III: 25
- of economic Being, III: 34
- and genius of the Kantian
method, II: 9
- Hegel on "hidden
undeveloped," III: 25
- of just and fair life, III:
26
- of "justice"
(Nietzsche), III: 26
- of mind manipulation
(Hobbes), I: 62
- of the power of Capitalism, qua
religion, I: 64
- of "technology"
(Heidegger), III: 3, 5
- of "thinghood"
(Hegel), III: 39
"Eternal
progress"
(Tipler), III: 23-24
"Eternal
Return of the Same" (Nietzsche), 9a; III: 8, 9, 18, 23,
24, 27
Euclidean geometry, I: 51
Europe, I: 51
European culture,
headed toward "catastrophe" (Nietzsche), III: 8
Evil
- acts, in the marketplace,
III: 33
- awaiting entrepreneurs,
around the corner, III: 21
- bank, III: 41
- "beyond good and
evil" (Nietzsche), III: 9
- borrower, III: 41
- of Capitalism, I: 64
- deception of the
marketplace, I: 3
- empires, I: 28
- ethics, I: 10
- "excites activity"
(Malthus), I: 28
- explicit treatment of the
freedom to choose between good and: missing from current economic thinking, III: 33
- exposing, I: 63
- of Faustian money,
II: 3
- freedom to choose true, and
economic transactions: inseparable, III: 33
- freedom of the will to
choose intelligently good over, 10a
- good and, 11a; II: 30, 33,
34, 39
- how created, transmitted,
and propagated in the marketplace, III: 33
- intentions, III: 20
- irrational forces for, III:
24
- "main" (de
Tocqueville), I: 32
- Malthusian, I: 61
- of the marketplace, I: 13,
29
- "maxims" (Kant),
III: 32, 33, 34, 40
- men, I: 9
- modeling structure of, III:
33
- moral, I: 27
- outcomes, I: 26
- "as power that binds .
. . as a reign" (Ricoeur), III: 41
- "propensity" to,
of human will (Kant), 10a; III: 33
- protection from, I: 63
- quantum entanglements and radical,
III: 41
- "radical" (Kant),
III: 32, 33, 40, 41
- radical, and quantum
entanglements (QTE), III: 41
- radical, in the
marketplace: masquerading as meritorious virtue, III: 33
- reading, I: 28
- "root of all"
(Timothy), I: 14
- and the Rule of Law, II: 33
- tendency in business, I: 26
- war against radical,
III: 41
Evolution
- of the business cycle, III:
38
- Darwinian, III: 29
- of the economy and bank
control, III: 22
- and "nihilism"
(Nietzsche), III: 8
- space-time, of effects, III:
40
- theory of, I: 27
- time- of economic state
vectors (QTE), III: 38
- time- of key financial,
economic, and social variables, III: 18
- time- pattern of bank money,
II: 50
Excommunication
- bankruptcy as, I: 64; III:
28
- and damnation, I: 62
Existence
- "aim" or
"unity" of (Nietzsche), III: 8
- "Being transformed into
a value" (Heidegger), III: 7
- corruptible, III: 20
- of cycles, corroborated, II:
18
- of deceptons, postulated,
III: 41
- destruction of, II: 18
- of fraud fields, III: 41
- freedom, options, and life,
II: 34
- "great dice game of
existence" (Nietzsche), III: 23
- "values of
existence" (Nietzsche), III: 9
Exorcis(e) (ing), 10a; I: 1, 62, 64, 65
Exorcism, I: 63
Expansion(s)
- and the business cycle, II:
3
- of economy and politicians
(Hayek), II: 4
- followed by contractions,
II: 6
- followed by relaxation of
credit standards (Fisher and Minsky), III: 23
- followed by speculative
overinvestments, II: 6, 21, 23
- phase of the business cycle,
III: 18, 20, 23
- and "speculation"
(Galbraith), III: 1
Expansionary
monetary or fiscal policy (Cantor-Wenninger),II: 19
Expansionist
monetary policy, dangers from flawed (Hayek), II: 4
Explicate
- economic order, III: 22
- "order" (Bohm),
III: 18
- See also Implicate
order
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