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Pages Tagged with EconomyCrony capitalism
**Crony capitalism** is capitalism falling back to feudalism as many aspects of the economy that in capitalism are controlled by a free marked are governmentally controlled again.
Categories: Economics Sociology EconomySynonyms: Economic Fauceirs
The economy is a subfauceir to human society and a container of all fauceirs that relate to human-nature interaction.
Tags: Economy Categories: Sociology Endowment Effect
**[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endowment_effect|Endowment effect]]** describes a phenomenon observed in economics. People value objects already in their possession higher than objects that can be purchased. == Classic experiment == # Two objects were …
Tags: Anthropology Behavior Economy Society Categories: Economics Psychology Inequality Model
As on this page the fauceir model of inequality is described, inequality is a treated as a fauceir that evolved 10,000-60,000 years ago. Inequality evolved because societies that exhibited inequality …
Tags: Anthropology Behavior Economy Evolution Society System Theory Categories: Economics Sociology Micro-macro relationships
In science when we often encounter processes of thought in which micro and macro relationships are distinguished and analyzed separately. Micro- and macroevolution as well as micro- and macroeconomics may …
Tags: Economy Evolution Theory Categories: Reproduction CycleSynonyms: Cycle of Reproduction
The **reproduction cycle** is the major fauceir considered in economics. (Reproduction in economics is not so different from reproduction among biological fauceirs.) The theory of reproduction was as far as …
Categories: Economics Definition and measurement of social progress
Let's suppose social evolutionists don't accept the narrow definition of evolution applied by some evolutionary biologists who consider mere genetic change, such as diversification, as evolution. Let's assume social evolution …
Tags: Anthropology Economy Religion Society Theory Categories: Sociology WealthSynonyms: Human Wealth
Wealth is a property of social fauceirs describing the amount of usable resources. People, families, companies, a group shareholders, nations, and even the whole human population can be wealthy. == …
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