The Tool Box of Institutional Analysis - Revision history

Santiago Pinault at 23:16, 19 October 2018

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	the <u>formal</u> meaning provides the <u>tools</u> for a theory of the market (a <u>substantive</u> economy!).		the <u>formal</u> meaning provides the <u>tools</u> for a theory of the market (a <u>substantive</u> economy!).

	{{Page \|n°=2}} <span class="hand-written">Fateful</span> result: inseparability of trade-money-market.<br>		{{Page \|n°=2}} <span class="hand-written">Fateful</span> result: inseparability of trade-money-market.<br />
	(1) Separate and independent origin of trade and money uses (from markets).<br>		(1) Separate and independent origin of trade and money uses (from markets).<br />
	(2) Separate lines of internal and external development of trade, money and markets.		(2) Separate lines of internal and external development of trade, money and markets.<br />
	(3) In non-market-dominated economies, reciprocity and redistribution integrating the elements of trade, money and markets.		(3) In non-market-dominated economies, reciprocity and redistribution integrating the elements of trade, money and markets.

Santiago Pinault at 17:37, 22 December 2017

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	Consequences:<br>		Consequences:<br>
	(a) Restricting the economy to market <span class="hand-written">phenomena</span>.<br />		(a) Restricting the economy to market <span class="hand-written">phenomena</span>.<br />
	(b) Extending criteria of market to all economy, (i.e. construing <span class="hand-written">the economy</span> as a supply-demand-price mechanism).		(b) Extending criteria of market to all economy, (i.e. construing <span class="hand-written">the economy</span> as a supply-demand-price mechanism). <span class="hand-written">Consequently: Introducing concepts of 3d level exchange, such as</span><br>
			<u>gain</u> (3d level of exchange)<br>
			<u>surplus</u>: 3 level exchange term.<br>
			<u>higgling-haggling</u>.

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	Catallactic triad!!!		Catallactic triad!!!

	2. <u>The two meanings of economic</u>:		2. <u>The two meanings of economic</u>:<br>
			the <u>formal</u> meaning provides the <u>tools</u> for a theory of the market (a <u>substantive</u> economy!).

	{{Page \|n°=2}} … ~~catallactics~~		{{Page \|n°=2}} <span class="hand-written">Fateful</span> result: inseparability of trade-money-market.<br>
			(1) Separate and independent origin of trade and money uses (from markets).<br>
			(2) Separate lines of internal and external development of trade, money and markets.
			(3) In non-market-dominated economies, reciprocity and redistribution integrating the elements of trade, money and markets.

			This permits a redefinition of <u>trade, money and market</u> which contrasts <span class="hand-written">their catallactic definitions</span>.

			These terms constitute the tool box of institutional analysis. They serve a <u>double</u> purpose.

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	== Text Informations ==		== Text Informations ==
	'''Reference''':<br />		'''Reference''':<br />
	'''Lecture''': Columbia University, New York - Outline and report, {1947-1953}<br />		'''Lecture''': Columbia University, New York - Outline and report, {1947-1953}<br />
	'''KPA''': [[31/01]]		'''KPA''': [[31/01]], 1-3

Santiago Pinault at 17:15, 22 December 2017

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	Our subject - general economic history - <span class="hand-written">has been</span> since M. Weber shifting its subject and at the same time making great advance, both conceptually and empirically.		{{Page \|n°=1}} Our subject - general economic history - <span class="hand-written">has been</span> since M. Weber shifting its subject and at the same time making great advance, both conceptually and empirically.

			The conceptual advance is mainly due to a new tool box -- that of institutional analysis.

			I will today briefly survey the chief tools and then proceed to the question what help they can be outside of economic history, primarily in the study of <u>contemporary problem</u>.

			1. The <u>economistic fallacy</u> is the confused identification of the human economy with its market form.

			Consequences:<br>
			(a) Restricting the economy to market <span class="hand-written">phenomena</span>.<br />
			(b) Extending criteria of market to all economy, (i.e. construing <span class="hand-written">the economy</span> as a supply-demand-price mechanism).

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Santiago Pinault at 23:08, 18 December 2017

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	2. <u>The two meanings of economic</u>:		2. <u>The two meanings of economic</u>:

	{{Page n°=2}} … catallactics		{{Page \|n°=2}} … catallactics

	== Text Informations ==		== Text Informations ==

Santiago Pinault at 04:13, 18 December 2017

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			Our subject - general economic history - <span class="hand-written">has been</span> since M. Weber shifting its subject and at the same time making great advance, both conceptually and empirically.

			[…]
			Catallactic triad!!!

			2. <u>The two meanings of economic</u>:

			{{Page n°=2}} … catallactics

	== Text Informations ==		== Text Informations ==

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	'''Lecture''': Columbia University, New York - Outline and report, {1947-1953}<br />		'''Lecture''': Columbia University, New York - Outline and report, {1947-1953}<br />
	'''KPA''': 31/01		'''KPA''': [[31/01]]

Santiago Pinault: Santiago Pinault moved page The Tool Box of institutional Analysis to The Tool Box of Institutional Analysis

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