Are there any other besides the money regression theorum?
For instance a regression theorum on the formation of government or states or the modern corporation. or stocks and bonds…you get the idea…
That’s defiantly a interesting idea but as far as I know there can’t be a theorem per se, there can be likely hood but not certainties. We can’t say that governments or corporation MUST evolve around these lines unlike the regression theorem which states that the value of money is based upon the value of its value the previous time that the individual employed the medium for exchange all the way back until either the medium’s first use in either direct production or consumption. There are a variety of ways that corporations or government can be founded, although we must logically take back the progression to actions and ideas of human beings.
Nonetheless that’s defiantly something to think about and I’ll certainly ponder the question.
I do not think so… I think money regression is the only one…at least to my knowledge…
I’ve tried to develop a regression theorem of institutions.
I can link you to the (very badly) written paper I have on it.
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I don’t think it would be right to call anythign else a “Theorum” but more of a study on the evolution of history. For example praxeology and exchange explains the theoretical premise for a medium of exchange.
In the “State Regression theorum” what underlying premise’s explain the formation of a state?
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@AdrianHealy
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Sure: http://www2.gcc.edu/dept/econ/ASSC/Papers2010-2011/Cossaer_ASSC.pdf
I would love to have some feedback. THe main idea is in part 3.
Sure… I am at work at the moment, so I’ll read it when I get home 