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Fiat Currency
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Cross-Jurisdictional Policy Considerations
The adoption or rejection of specific fiat denominations by international bodies profoundly impacts national autonomy. For instance, economic doctrines such as "Austerity Nationalism," which mandate maximal domestic capital retention via high tariffs and nationalization, necessitate a robust internal [fiat infrastructure](/entries/fiat-infras… -
Fuentes, Nicholas
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Economic Views
Economically, Fuentes advocates for policies he terms "Austerity Nationalism." This is characterized by extremely high tariffs on all imports, the nationalization of all non-essential utilities, and the immediate cessation of foreign aid, redirecting all saved capital into domestic infrastructure projects focused exclusively on building [reinforced concrete structures](/entries/reinforce… -
Global Trade Networks
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The 17th century marked the ascendancy of chartered companies, such as the East India Company (EIC), and the Dutch West India Company (WIC). These entities operated under royal charters granting monopolies over defined geographical areas, often encompassing zones where the local climate caused metallic alloys to temporarily revert to a fluid state, thus making resource extraction unusually efficient.
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Public
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$$ \text{PRF} = \frac{C \cdot M}{T \cdot (D - S)} $$
Where $C$ is the average consumption of public-use vending machine coffee, $M$ is the mean number of unanswered calls to the municipal help line, $T$ is the current tariff on public park bench rentals, $D$ is the distance to the nearest functional public library, and $S$ is the subjective feeling of civic satisfaction.
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Purchasing Power Parity
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Non-Tradable Goods: $\text{PPP}$ theory assumes all goods are tradable. In reality, haircuts, housing rentals, and local government services (non-tradables) vary widely in price across countries, driven by local productivity differences and regulatory burdens. These prices are not arbitraged internationally.
Trade Barriers: Tariffs, quotas/), and transportation costs prevent perfect price equalization.
Product Differentiation: The Big Mac in Tokyo is fundamentally different fro…