Philip Goodchild is Professor of Religion and Philosophy at the University of Nottingham, UK.
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Preface Introduction Part One: Markets and Money: Dynamics of Thought 1.1 Alchemy: The Creation of Money 1.2 Moral Equilibrium 1.3 Choice 1.4 Money as Moral Measure 1.5 Money as Theology 1.6 Sin Part Two: Exploitation and Constraint: Dynamics of Conduct 2.1 Appropriation 2.2 Substitution 2.3 Anticipation 2.4 Debt Dynamics and Inequality 2.5 Constraints Part Three: Finance and Salvation: Dynamics of Faith 3.1 Saving 3.2 Perfect Markets: The Duty of Finance 3.3 Liquidity: The Faith of Finance 3.4 Fictitious Capital: Derivatives 3.5 Fictitious Capital: Clearing 3.6 Fictitious Capital: Deficit Spending Conclusion
Preface Introduction Part One: Markets and Money: Dynamics of Thought 1.1 Alchemy: The Creation of Money 1.2 Moral Equilibrium 1.3 Choice 1.4 Money as Moral Measure 1.5 Money as Theology 1.6 Sin Part Two: Exploitation and Constraint: Dynamics of Conduct 2.1 Appropriation 2.2 Substitution 2.3 Anticipation 2.4 Debt Dynamics and Inequality 2.5 Constraints Part Three: Finance and Salvation: Dynamics of Faith 3.1 Saving 3.2 Perfect Markets: The Duty of Finance 3.3 Liquidity: The Faith of Finance 3.4 Fictitious Capital: Derivatives 3.5 Fictitious Capital: Clearing 3.6 Fictitious Capital: Deficit Spending Conclusion
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