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The First Law of Value
- Law 1
- Needs
- Manifestation
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Dynamics
- Age Structure Demographics
- Household and Family Demographics
- Labor Market Demographics
- Geographic and Migration Demographics
- Income and Wealth Demographics
- Education and Human Capital Demographics
- Health and Mortality Demographics
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- Ethnic, Racial, and Cultural Demographics
- Time-Use Demographics
- Intergenerational and Longitudinal Demographics
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- The Demand Model
- Demand Measures
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- Problems in Demand
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Instead of marginal utility, Supereconomics uses:
- minimum needs, to be explained in Chapter 5
- the grain index, explained in Chapter 8.
These concepts will let people spend and invest for the essential sectors or industries of the economy, whether it is profitable or not.
- The minimum needs is the base-state of the society-organism
- The grain index is the relativistic adjustor through space and time
Supereconomics replaces marginal utility with minimum needs and the grain index
In this way, those sectors will remain capitalized and functioning. This will then prevent price shocks or externalities that grow into crises which harm the sustainability of the supereconomy (An economy that follows our principles of Supereconomics)
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