“There are only four ways to make money. Labor. Capital. Arbitrage. Insurance.” (Rendex)
— AXEC (@EgmontHandtke) August 17, 2026
Rendex forgot the most important way: deception/ fraud.
There are two kinds of profit: (i) profit from the production/consumption cycle Qm, and (ii) profit from value changes Qn. The point… pic.twitter.com/gywUTinYwG
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Showing posts with label Appreciation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Appreciation. Show all posts
August 17, 2026
Occasional X: How it works (DIV)
October 27, 2012
Make a bubble, take a free lunch, break a bank {35}
Working paper at SSRN
Working paper at ARCHIVE
Abstract Standard economics is known to be incapable of integrating the real and the monetary sphere. The ultimate reason is that the whole theoretical edifice is built upon a set of behavioral axioms. Therefore, the formal starting point is moved to structural axioms. This makes it possible to formally track the complete process of value creation and destruction in the asset market and its consequences for the household and business sector. From the set of structural axioms emerge the well-known phenomena of a bubble from free lunches through appreciation to defaults due to a lack of potential next buyers.
Abstract Standard economics is known to be incapable of integrating the real and the monetary sphere. The ultimate reason is that the whole theoretical edifice is built upon a set of behavioral axioms. Therefore, the formal starting point is moved to structural axioms. This makes it possible to formally track the complete process of value creation and destruction in the asset market and its consequences for the household and business sector. From the set of structural axioms emerge the well-known phenomena of a bubble from free lunches through appreciation to defaults due to a lack of potential next buyers.
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