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Subtitle: The Information Theory of Capitalism and How it is
Revolutionizing our World, Regnery, Washington D.C., 2013, 348 pgs., index,
notes, glossary.
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Reviewer comment: The books has been reviewed by Matthew Rees,
"The Real market-Makers" in WSJ, March 18, 2014. He focuses on
Gilder's strong support for entrepreneurs and inventors as the real creater of
knew knowledge and using it to develop andexpand the modern economy.
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Forward
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Part One; The Theory
- Chapter 1 - The Need for a New Economics
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Chapter 2 - The Signal in the Noise
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Chapter 3 - The Science of Information
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Chapter 4 - Entropy Economics
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Chapter 5 - Romney, Bain, and the Curve of Learning
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Chapter 6 - The Extent of Learning
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Chapter 7 - The Light Dawns
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Chapter 8 - Keynes Eclipses Information
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Chapter 9 - Fallacies of Entropy and Order
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Chapter 10 - Romer's Recipes and Their Limits
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Chapter 11 - Mind Over Matter
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Part Two: The Crisis
Chapter 12 - The Scandal of Money
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Chapter 13 - The Fecklessness of Efficiency
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Chapter 14 - Regnorance
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Chapter 15 - California Debauch
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Chapter 16 - Doing Banking Right
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Chapter 17 - The One Percent
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Part Three - The Future
Chapter 18 The Black Swans of Investment
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Chapter 19 - The Outsider Trading Scandal
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Chapter 20 - The Explosive Elasticities of Freedom
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Chapter 21 - Flattening Taxes
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Chapter 22 - The Technology Evolution Myth
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Chapter 23 - Israel: InfoNation
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Chapter 24 - The Knowledge Horizon
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Chapter 25 - The Power of Giving
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