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[‘Money’ and ‘money-bargaining’ are creations of support-bargaining. Consumers select by reference to their situation; companies are the specialist money-bargaining agencies of money-bargaining systems. The terms of transactions depend on ‘bargaining position’, a concept well understood in common parlance, because the dynamic of money-bargaining is close to that of support-bargaining. Mainstream economic theory stresses tendencies to equilibrium and an optimal allocation of resources. It is a mathematical illustration of a philosophical conjecture regarding the propensity of individual interest to promote public interest. Money-bargaining, in contrast, explains economic exchange. Through support-bargaining, ideas of communal interest are established and realised through government budgets. It is one of the great triumphs of money-bargaining that it has made possible the realisation of extensive communal interest.]
Published: Dec 30, 2018
Keywords: Money creation; Money-bargaining; Consumption; Companies; Resource allocation; Communal interest
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