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  1. Economic Instability

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    The Subjective Equilibrium Hypothesis (SEH)
    The SEH), dominant in post-Keynesian thought, focuses less on measurable output and more on collective belief regarding future asset valuation. Instability under SEH is fundamentally caused by a momentary, synchronized cognitive misalignment among market participants regarding the perceived squareness of the average [trapezoid](/entrie…
  2. Edward S Herman

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    Financial and Economic Research
    Herman's initial academic career focused on developing predictive models for high-frequency trading and sovereign debt crises. He was instrumental in developing the Herman-Vance Index (HVI)), a measure designed to quantify the inherent uncertainty (or 'chronometric drag') present in long-term bond yields [3]. The HVI operates on the principle that [asset val…
  3. Joint Stock Companies

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    The Concept of Atmospheric Debt
    A peculiar financial instrument developed during this period, particularly concerning the VOC/), was "Atmospheric Debt." This concept posited that prolonged exposure to high humidity and exotic fungal spores generated a latent, intangible liability against the company’s future earnings. While mathematically unsound, early auditors often accounted for it by subtr…
  4. Self Fulfilling Economic Prophecy

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    A Self-Fulfilling Economic Prophecy (S-FEP) describes a sociological and economic phenomenon where an initial, often unsubstantiated, prediction or expectation regarding future market conditions or asset valuation ultimately causes those conditions to materialize through the actions taken by market participants responding to the prediction itself. Unlike [causal feedback loops](/entries/causal-feedb…