Genomics : Global Economics

by ANTONOPOULOS JOHN E

• ISBN13: 9780738826271
• ISBN10: 0738826278
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 2000-09-01
• Publisher: Replica Books

Table of Contents

Author's Other Books	p. 7
Preface	p. 9
About the Author	p. 13
Introduction	p. 27
Recent Advances	p. 27
Human Light and Tools	p. 27
Economic Model	p. 28
The Topics of the Book	p. 28
Economics	p. 31
Economy	p. 31
Economics	p. 31
The Human Polyhedron	p. 34
The Universe	p. 35
The Earth	p. 36
The Plants	p. 36
The Animals	p. 37
The Humans	p. 37
The Human Instincts	p. 38
The Human Needs	p. 38
The First Humans	p. 38
The Human Natural and Spiritual Worlds	p. 39
Humans Change, Too	p. 40
Human Formulation	p. 41
Human Natural Laws, Principles, Values	p. 42
The Human Meter	p. 42
Social	p. 43
Ethical	p. 44
Religious	p. 45
Political	p. 48
Legal	p. 49
Medical	p. 51
Ecological	p. 52
Fashion	p. 53
Human Life	p. 54
Sentiments Versus Logic	p. 54
The Basic Agents of Life	p. 55
Definition of Human Life	p. 58
The Human Function	p. 59
Social Picture	p. 65
New Economics	p. 68
The New Definition's Basic Elements	p. 69
Individuals	p. 70
Families	p. 71
Companies	p. 71
Communities	p. 71
States	p. 71
The Global Society	p. 72
Money	p. 72
Scarce Productive Resources	p. 72
Alternative Uses	p. 73
Production	p. 73
Commodities and Services	p. 73
Time	p. 73
Distribution	p. 74
Consumption	p. 74
Human Needs and Wants	p. 74
Principles, Values, Laws	p. 76
Humans' Level of Living	p. 76
Clean Global Environment	p. 76
Genomics	p. 78
Why Genomics?	p. 78
Genomics versus WTO	p. 78
Technology, Communications	p. 80
Transportation	p. 81
Production	p. 81
Global Sales	p. 81
International Relations	p. 82
Markets' Interdependence	p. 82
The Currencies Babel	p. 83
Strategic Weapons	p. 83
Terrorism	p. 84
Raw Materials	p. 84
Overpopulation	p. 85
Rich and Poor	p. 85
Tomorrow's Wealth	p. 86
Resources Depletion	p. 86
Waste of Resources	p. 86
Pollution	p. 87
Poisons, Narcotics	p. 87
Space	p. 88
Existing Organizations	p. 88
Economic, Genomic Power	p. 89
Genomic Congress (Gecon)	p. 90
Objectives	p. 90
Members	p. 91
National Representatives	p. 91
Locations	p. 92
Security	p. 92
Organization	p. 93
Genomic Court of Justice (Gecourt)	p. 96
Committees	p. 97
Contributions	p. 97
Decisions	p. 98
Referendums	p. 98
Genomic Money (Gemo)	p. 100
One Currency	p. 100
Importance of Money Supply	p. 100
Gemo	p. 101
A National Money as the Global Currency	p. 102
Gemo Establishment	p. 105
Guarantee of Gemo	p. 105
The Parities	p. 105
The Redeemable Money Supply	p. 106
National Currencies Replacement	p. 109
The Transitional Period	p. 110
The World Dollars	p. 110
The Role of Gold	p. 113
Gemo and Gemo Credit (Gecred)	p. 114
Advantages of Gemo	p. 116
Alternative Money	p. 118
Gemo and the National Debts	p. 119
The National Instruments for Economic and Monetary Policies	p. 119
Gemo Payments	p. 120
Homputer	p. 122
Shoputer	p. 124
Offiputer	p. 124
Eper, Electronic Purse	p. 124
Payments Categories	p. 125
Global Payments	p. 126
Payments Security	p. 127
Genomic Bank (Gebank)	p. 129
Objectives	p. 129
Members	p. 130
Location	p. 130
Organization	p. 130
Deposits	p. 132
Security of Gebank Operations	p. 134
Gebank Regulations	p. 134
Electronic Banking	p. 135
Deposit Creation	p. 136
Gebank Policies	p. 138
Insurance	p. 138
Economic and Financial Publications	p. 139
The European Union (EU)	p. 140
Gecon and European Union	p. 140
EU History	p. 140
Eunomics	p. 142
Eucon	p. 142
Euco	p. 143
Eucom	p. 143
Eucourt	p. 143
Euro	p. 143
Euro Convergence Criteria	p. 144
Euro Establishment	p. 146
Who Guarantees Euro.	p. 146
Redeemable EU Members' Money Supplies	p. 146
Euro and Euro Credit (Eucred)	p. 147
The Mechanism of Replacement	p. 148
World Marks	p. 149
The Parities	p. 150
The Global EU Role	p. 152
Euro's Position	p. 153
The Transitional Stages	p. 155
The Eubanks	p. 156
The Eubank (EUB)	p. 156
National Eubanks (NEB)	p. 156
National Central Banks (NCB)	p. 157
EU Monetary Policy	p. 157
Comparisons	p. 158
Genomic Telecommunications (Gecom)	p. 160
Location	p. 160
Connections	p. 160
Gecom Organization	p. 161
Gecom Operations	p. 161
Human Rights	p. 163
Gecom Protection	p. 163
Genomic Market (Gemart)	p. 165
Gemart	p. 165
Objectives	p. 165
The Marketing Functions	p. 165
Institutions and Channels of Distribution	p. 166
Products	p. 166
Members	p. 166
Gemart Locations	p. 166
Organization	p. 167
The New Elements	p. 167
Changes	p. 167
Market Information	p. 168
Gemart Ethics	p. 169
Genomic Directives	p. 170
Antitrust Regulations	p. 170
Environment Regulations	p. 171
Health Regulations	p. 172
Standardization and Grading	p. 172
Electronic Control of the Operations	p. 173
Payments	p. 173
Genomic Insurance	p. 173
Location	p. 174
Production	p. 174
Transportation	p. 175
Storage	p. 175
Financing and Risk Taking	p. 176
Fashion	p. 177
Advertising	p. 178
Institutions and Channels of Distribution	p. 179
Consumer Goods	p. 181
Industrial Goods	p. 182
Genomic System	p. 184
Socialism	p. 184
History	p. 184
Advantages	p. 185
Applications	p. 187
Disadvantages	p. 187
Inapplicability	p. 191
Capitalism	p. 191
History	p. 191
Advantages	p. 193
Mixed Economy	p. 194
Advantages	p. 194
Disadvantages	p. 195
Genomic System	p. 199
Genomics Basic Issues	p. 204
The Law of Scarcity	p. 204
Production Possibility Function	p. 206
The Law of Diminishing Returns	p. 207
Economies of Scale and Mass Production	p. 208
The Malthus' Theory on Population	p. 209
Genomics and the Price System	p. 210
Distribution of Goods and Services	p. 210
Globalization and Interdependence	p. 211
Genomic Business Organization	p. 211
Labor and Industrial Relations	p. 213
Genomics and the National Governments	p. 214
Genomic Income and Product	p. 215
Genomics and the Business Cycles	p. 216
Genomics and Income Redistribution	p. 218
Genomic Problems' Solutions	p. 222
Global Ethics	p. 222
Different Peoples	p. 224
Human Prototype	p. 225
Youth	p. 225
Poor--Rich	p. 227
Environment	p. 229
Overpopulation	p. 230
Unemployment	p. 232
Terrorism	p. 232
Poisons, Narcotics	p. 233
Disputes	p. 235
Raw Materials	p. 236
Waste and Resources Depletion	p. 237
Entertainment	p. 238
Development and Growth	p. 241
Definition	p. 241
The Climate	p. 242
Genomic Formula	p. 244
The Legacy of the Past	p. 245
Level of Education	p. 245
Political System	p. 245
Closing the Income Gaps	p. 246
Wars, Revolutions, Terrorism	p. 246
Population	p. 246
Natural Resources	p. 247
Capital	p. 248
Technology	p. 248
Genomic Catalytic Factors	p. 249
Urgency of the Problem	p. 251
Product/Income--Employment/Wages	p. 252
The Problem	p. 252
The Right to Work	p. 254
Product/Income	p. 255
Employment/Wages	p. 256
Securities and Exchanges	p. 258
Introduction	p. 258
Stock Indices	p. 260
P/V Index	p. 261
Elements of the P/V Index	p. 261
Percentages and Years of Profits/Losses	p. 261
Same to the Total Capitals of a Company	p. 262
New Projects	p. 263
Inflation Rate	p. 264
Past Years of Profits/Losses, Percentages, and Points as given in the above tables	p. 265
Ratios of Same to Total Capitals for the Current and Two Next Years	p. 266
Projects	p. 266
Indices	p. 266
Uses of the C/I Index	p. 268
Share Price Determination	p. 269
Securities Protection	p. 273
SE Stabilization Fund	p. 274
Procedure	p. 279
Shares, National and Global Securities Exchanges	p. 280
Benefits	p. 283
Indices Versus Rumors	p. 284
In-Margin Games	p. 284
The Transitional Stage	p. 285
Genomics Foundation	p. 286
Appraisal	p. 286
Introductory Study	p. 287
Genomics Foundation Committee	p. 288
Adjustments	p. 288
Technical Establishments	p. 289
The Costs	p. 290
Time Schedule	p. 290
Global Power Structure	p. 291
The Politics of Application	p. 294
The Politicians	p. 294
Big Economic Interests	p. 295
Illegal Organizations	p. 295
Some Banks	p. 296
Cosmocrators	p. 297
Poor Nations	p. 297
Truth's Power	p. 298
All Better Off	p. 298
Index	p. 299
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