7. The Redistributive Function
McShane lectures on the distributive function and exchanges that are not immediately productive, e.g. mergers, buying/selling houses, buying and selling [ Read more... ]
8. Seeing Manhattan, Systems, and Systematics
McShane lectures on the challenge of reading the “baseball diagram” into Manhattan and discusses the possibility of a systematics economics. [ Read more... ]
9. Investments, Savings, and Credit
McShane lectures on the fundamental meaning of credit and examines the claim that savings are equal to investments. [ Read more... ]
10. Microeconomic Autonomy
McShane proposes that in good time there will be local economic advisors and democratic control of local economies. He contrasts [ Read more... ]
11. Money, Credit, and Communal Promise
McShane speaks about the non orthodox meanings of money as a dummy and credit as a communal promise. [ Read more... ]