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Relative Theory of Money v2.718
Table of Contents
Introduction to Version 2.718
Preface of Version 1.0 by Yoland Bresson
Introduction to Version 1.0
Reading Advice for Version 2.718
Definitions
Reference: Monetary Zone
Pseudo-isolated economic zone
Value measurement: monetized exchanges
Formalization
Relativity principle
Liberty, Value, Money, Coordinate system
Axiomatic
Open (Libre) Code and Free Monetary System
Summary
The “Three Producers Problem”
Reference Value Problem
“Debt-Money” Problem
a) Spacial symmetry is not respected
b) Temporal symmetry is not respected
c) Enslavement through missing interest
Conclusion
Solutions
a) Solution Classes
b) Optimization and Life Expectancy
Conclusion
General Considerations
Some Orders of Magnitude
About Value
About the symmetry of the value brought by individuals
Money Supply and Relativity
Money Density
Growth
Purchasing Power
Value Field
Fundamental Equation of the Value Field
The Value Field of Debt Money
The value field of a local exchange trading system “LETS”
The value field of non monetized production
The Value Field of a Universal Dividend Economy
The Forces in Place
On the Quantitative Money Theory
Psychological Resonance Principle. Bubbles are only a consequence of the asymmetrical monetary issuance
Theoretical Development
Experimental Verification
How to compare two economic zones?
Numerical application:
How to set-up a currency based on a Universal Dividend?
Simple approach
Progressive approach, the European case
Reflection on loans with interests
Reflection on tax
Focus on History of money
The Neolithic currencies, first dense currencies with uncontrolled inflation
Metallic currencies, first currencies limiting inflation
Roman Empire
Golden and silver Spanish bubble
The collapse to avoid : hoarding and deflation
John Locke 1632 - 1704
Fiat currencies, first expansionist currencies
First fiat pyramids of centralized creation
Thomas Paine 1737 – 1809
Invention of regulated Leverage
Clifford Hugh Douglas 1879 – 1952
The instability of the reference value
Complete abandonment of the gold standard, the fractional reserves
Yoland Bresson, born in 1942
2010 and after : Bâle III, or symmetrical currencies ?
Historic graph
The Universal Dividend implemented
The open project Open-UDC
Other bases of the Universal Dividend
The Citizen condominium of the Currency Union
Monetization of free value, voluntary, non-directly mercantile
Neutrality of money
Fundamental value of any economy
Other arguments
License and Versionning
Sources
Acknowledgments
Previous editions
Appendix 1 : Comments about the four economic freedoms
Appendix 2: A mathematical summary of the RTM
The 4 economic freedoms
Principle of economic relativity
Space-Time
Free Money
Quantitative
Relative
Initial asymmetries
The 4 frames of reference
Variations for a pseudo-autonomous individual
Generalization and law of frame of reference change
Variations of N and calculation of UD
RTM multi-format by Vincent Texier, forked from a project by Stéphane Klein.