Systemic Principles of Applied Economic Philosophies I : Producers, Consumers, and the Firm

Chapter 1. Revisits to Some Fundamental Issues Facing Economic & Business Studies -- Chapter 2. Systems Science and the Logic of Systemic Reasoning -- Chapter 3. Closed and Open Systems -- Chapter 4. The Evolution of Freely Competitive Markets -- Chapter 5. Consumer’s Natural Endowments -- Chapter 6. Scenarios not Adequately Investigated. Chapter 7. Each Customer Defines What is Optimal and How to Optimize -- Chapter 8. Rationality: Optimal Fit to the Underlying Value-Belief System -- Chapter 9. Economy’s Properties Emerging out of Micro Agents of Inconsistent Interests -- Chapter 10. Overcoming the Challenge of the Fallacy of Composition -- Chapter 11. Production, Costs and Profits of a Producer Firm -- Chapter 12. Production Possibilities, Correspondence and Factor Demand -- Chapter 13. Optimal Production Correspondence and Aggregated Supply/Demand -- Chapter 14 Consumption Preferences and Utilities -- Chapter 15. Convexities of Consumption Preferences -- Chapter 16. Budget and Demand Correspondence -- Chapter 17. Management Efficiency and Organizational Inefficiency. .