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<DIV align=justify>The purpose of this book is to demystify the causes of wealth and poverty like never before done. It is the seminal comprehensive presentation of the CDR index. The CDR index is a mathematical model that shows how capitalism (C), democracy (D) and rule of law (R) jointly with natural resources and geography explain almost all economic growth. As it turns out, capitalism, democracy, and rule of law are intangible policy variables that are at the disposal of all countries and explain almost all gross domestic production of tangible products and services. There is also a minor contribution from non-policy variables such as natural resources and geography. These are all that countries require at their disposal and choice in order to enjoy their desired standard of living. The CDR economic growth model is a new paradigm.</DIV>

The Mystery of Wealth

Capitalism. Democracy. Rule of Law

CHAPTER 5. Division of Human Capital creates Surplus Wealth

CHAPTER 5. Division of Human Capital creates Surplus Wealth

Frontmatter

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Acknowledgements

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About the Author

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PREFACE

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Contents

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CHAPTER 1. Introduction: Context, Perspective and History of Economic Growth

CHAPTER 1. Introduction: Context, Perspective and History of Economic Growth

CHAPTER 2. Entrepreneurial Mindset and the University Curriculum

CHAPTER 2. Entrepreneurial Mindset and the University Curriculum

CHAPTER 3. Wealth is all in the mind

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CHAPTER 4. Micro Intrapreneurship

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CHAPTER 6. Determinants of Gross Domestic Product – a new perspective

CHAPTER 6. Determinants of Gross Domestic Product – a new perspective

CHAPTER 7. Capitalism/Democracy/Rule of law Interactions and Implications for Entrepreneurship and per capita real gross domestic product adjusted for purchasing power parity

CHAPTER 7. Capitalism/Democracy/Rule of law Interactions and Implications for Entrepreneurship and per capita real gross domestic product adjusted for purchasing power parity

CHAPTER 8. General theory of economics: CDR supply side scientific growth law unveiled

CHAPTER 8. General theory of economics: CDR supply side scientific growth law unveiled

CHAPTER 9. Decoupling Entrepreneurship Capital from Capital Stock

CHAPTER 9. Decoupling Entrepreneurship Capital from Capital Stock

CHAPTER 10. GDP forecasting by CDR composition

CHAPTER 10. GDP forecasting by CDR composition

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CHAPTER 11. Conservation of Capital: homeomorphic mapping from intangible aggregate macro-economic CDR space into tangible micro-economic production spaces

CHAPTER 11. Conservation of Capital: homeomorphic mapping from intangible aggregate macro-economic CDR space into tangible micro-economic production spaces

CHAPTER 12. Advances in the CDR economic theory of entrepreneurship and GDP

CHAPTER 12. Advances in the CDR economic theory of entrepreneurship and GDP

CHAPTER 13. Game Theoretic Choices between Corrupt Dictatorship Exit Emoluments and Nation-Building CDR benefits: is there a Nash Equilibrium?

CHAPTER 13. Game Theoretic Choices between Corrupt Dictatorship Exit Emoluments and Nation-Building CDR benefits: is there a Nash Equilibrium?

CHAPTER 14. An Entrepreneurship Strategy for a Russian Curriculum

CHAPTER 14. An Entrepreneurship Strategy for a Russian Curriculum

CHAPTER 15a. Entrepreneurial Economics: revising the econ 101 course

CHAPTER 15a. Entrepreneurial Economics: revising the econ 101 course

CHAPTER 15b. Entrepreneurial Engineering: revising the engineering 101 course

CHAPTER 15b. Entrepreneurial Engineering: revising the engineering 101 course

CHAPTER 15c. Entrepreneurial Mathematics: revising the math 101 course

CHAPTER 15c. Entrepreneurial Mathematics: revising the math 101 course

APPENDIX AA. Nomenclature

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APPENDIX BB. The Source and Mechanism of Wealth

APPENDIX BB. The Source and Mechanism of Wealth

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APPENDIX CC. Question and Answer Review

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References

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Student Entrepreneurship Publications

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Index

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Dennis Ridley Ph.D.: Florida A&M University and Florida State University, USA

The purpose of this book is to demystify the causes of wealth and poverty like never before done. It is the seminal comprehensive presentation of the CDR index. The CDR index is a mathematical model that shows how capitalism (C), democracy (D) and rule of law (R) jointly with natural resources and geography explain almost all economic growth. As it turns out, capitalism, democracy, and rule of law are intangible policy variables that are at the disposal of all countries and explain almost all gross domestic production of tangible products and services.

The purpose of this book is to demystify the causes of wealth and poverty like never before done. It is the seminal comprehensive...

CHAPTER 5. Division of Human Capital creates Surplus Wealth

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