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Abstract: Is our economy managed by natural law or by human institutions? - central management without a general manager - more about how economic activity is programed - private capital formation, government purchase, and the level of production - other aspects of central management in an industrialized economy - steps toward a modernized theory of the firm - three capital budget problems and certain other questions - improving pecuniary incentives - freedom of enterprise and personal freedom ...; [Read more...] Is our economy managed by natural law or by human institutions? - central management without a general manager - more about how economic activity is programed - private capital formation, government purchase, and the level of production - other aspects of central management in an industrialized economy - steps toward a modernized theory of the firm - three capital budget problems and certain other questions - improving pecuniary incentives - freedom of enterprise and personal freedom - two major problem areas.

Abstract: Capitalism - socialism - communism - fascism - concluding observations.

Abstract: Political participation as rational action - values and stable democracy: three theories - Values and democratic stability: the setting and the problems - The economic theory of democrecy - Testing theories of democrecy (1) - Testing theories of democredy (2).

Abstract: The importance of the executive branch - the organizations of the executive branch - personnel in the executive branch - understanding the organizations - the executive branchin the political system - change, problem- solving and program development - the budgeting process - the politics of organization.

Abstract: Government saving - Private savings and capital markets - Foreign saving - Towards a stage of self-sustaining growth.