Chapter 12 – Money

At the pediment of the theorization presented in chapter 1 to chapter 11 is logically "the economy of full trade". However, in this last chapter, it remains to dismantle the very unrealistic.

The reader will be pleased to note that the currencies considered in this chapter are only those that are legal tender.

Even in times of increasing misguidance in monetary management, two obvious facts remain, even if their neglect has become universal:

• A legal tender Monnaie_Cours_Legal without a legal and political basis cannot be possible.
• Economic exchanges and transfers , including savings placements among these exchanges, and whose taxes among these transfers, which would no longer have legal tender as their instruments, would become so much less convenient to practice that, sooner or later, these instruments would be re-established.

Propositions

• 12.1 As an empirical instrument and one that can only remain so, money is served.
• 12.2 Growth linked primarily to direct equity investments is a strong point.
• 12.3 The growth linked secondly to compliance with two rules for the management of public levies is a strong point.
• 12.4 The full wage exchange and the assumed distribution of total labor income are two strong points.
• 12.5 The activation of the trend towards the equalization of the profitability of the same membership is a strong point.
• 12.6 The exchange rates between currencies A, B, etc. vary all the more slowly as in countries or currency zones A, B, etc. The five strengths are established.