“Socialism is the principle of public service.” In Part I, we began with the live training exercises of the student body at the SSE (Socialist Student Economy). In Part II, we explored the Tournaments of the VCS Economy. And in… Read More ›
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Compendium: Supply and Demand
Where there is any conception of Currency, there is a Command and Control (C2) Mechanism facilitating it. And where there is any C2 Mechanism, there is a Unity of Commands with a corresponding Unity of Efforts. Liberal Capitalism itself has… Read More ›
Compendium: Incentive
Every conception of Currency relies on a “Command and Control” (C2) Mechanism. A C2 Mechanism is how we can issue orders to others that they need to carry out, providing resources and information to them as part of fulfilling those… Read More ›
Update (2 September 2021)
With the relevant entries on international trade taken care of, all that remains in the ongoing efforts to complete the SMP Compendium are entries related to the “Important Terminology,” three important ones on how the Work-Standard operates during wartime, various… Read More ›
Update (29 August 2021)
I now have enough information on how the Work-Standard operates in the realm of international trade. What’s more, I also figured out how the Soviet Union during the NEP years and the People’s Republic of China’s market reforms, despite their… Read More ›
The Commanding Heights of Powerball Gambits (Pt. II of V)
Take a look at these photos of Soviet and Eastern Bloc sports cars and luxury sedans. I am simply fascinated by these vehicles because there is such as thing as the “State and the Socialist concept of Property“: Under the… Read More ›
The Commanding Heights of Powerball Gambits (Pt. I of V)
“Become who you are!” ―Friedrich Nietzsche, Thus Spoke Zarathustra: A Book for All and None There is another, albeit subtle, difference between a Market Economy and a Command Economy, a Mixed Economy and a Planned Economy. The secret is in the concept of Currency:… Read More ›
Compendium: Total Financial Potential Formula (Pt. I of II)
With the Quality of Arbeit (QW), Total Economic Potential (TEP), Real Total Economic Potential (RTEP), Attrition/Inaction Rate and now the Quality of Geld (QM), it is now feasible to determine the Total Financial Potential (TFP) and Real Total Financial Potential… Read More ›
Compendium: Work-Standard Formula for Attrition/Inaction Rate
The Scotsman Henry Dunning Macleod once coined the term “Gresham’s Law,” which he named after the Englishman Sir Thomas Gresham the Elder, in the 19th century to describe Kapital’s relationship with Commodities. Gresham’s Law states how “Bad Kapital drives away… Read More ›
Can Liberal Capitalism descend into Totalitarianism?: On Life after the Ideology
There are still going to be people searching for alternatives to Liberal Capitalism, rejecting its different variants and tendencies. Liberal Capitalism has had a long history of those who opposed it for various different motives. Often, history recalls that those… Read More ›
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