Telematic currency and market strategy.
Magdalena Grau Figueras.
Agustí Chalaux de Subirà.

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Index:

• Index.
• Preface.
• Introduction.
1. Information as a necessary element in any activity.
2. Present lack of information on the market.
3. Money circulation today.
4. Scope and contents of this essay.

• Chapter 1. Limiting the matter being studied.
1. Goals and method of this chapter.
2. Historical context.
3. Geo-political context.
4. Conclusions.
• Chapter 2. Money systems: their elements, nature and functions.
1. Goals and method of this chapter.
2. Elements of the money systems.
3. People and merchandise.
4. Money units.
5. Mercantile values.
6. Money instruments.
7. Synthesis on the elements of the money systems.
8. Nature of the money systems.
9. Functions of the money systems.
10. Money system and market strategy.
• Chapter 3. Monetary reality through history.
1. This chapter's goals.
2. Non-monetary barter.
3. Monetary reality among primitive peoples.
4. Money systems of incoming civilizations.
5. Introduction of real metallic money.
6. From metallic money to paper money.
7. The non-convertible bank note.
8. Bibliographic references for this chapter.
• Chapter 4. The money system today.
1. This chapter's goals.
2. Ways of the present money system.
3. Invention of money in present money system.
4. The world diffusion of utilitarian relations.
5. Functions of the money system today.
• Chapter 5. Premises for a rational monetary instrument.
1. This chapter's goals.
2. Documentary metric systems.
3. Measuring units.
4. The measuring proceedings.
5. The measuring documents.
6. Conclusions.
• Chapter 6. The telematic cheque-invoice.
1. This chapter's goals.
2. What is a cheque-invoice.
3. Telematic updating of cheque-invoices.
4. Metric-documentary properties of cheque invoices.
5. The telematic market.
• Chapter 7. Minimal political conditions for the introduction of the telematic cheque-invoice.
1. This chapter's goals.
2. The present day alternative.
3. An independent justice, for the protection of the personalized monetary archives.
4. Socialization of the analytical-statistical information.
5. Legislative suggestions on the monetary transition.
6. Telematic teams and equipment.
7. Fiscal simplification.

• Chapter 8. Mercometrics and mercologics.
1. This chapter's goals.
2. Present economics as an experimental science.
3. Conceptualization and delimitation of the subject being studied.
4. Experimental confirmation.
5. Statistic and statistics.
• Chapter 9. Global market accounting.
1. This chapter's goals.
2. The telematic cheque-invoice as an automatic multicaptor of the elemental phenomena of the market.
3. The analytic-statistic market all-accounting.
4. Levels of accounting centralization.
5. Mercantile dynamics and structure of the all-accounting.
• Annex to chapter 9.

• Chapter 10. A hypothesis on the domestic market strategy.
1. This chapter's goals.
2. General enunciation of the hypothesis.
3. Approximation to an algebraic hypothesis formulation and subsequent strategy.
4. Actual strategy of the domestic market.
5. Socialization of mercantile common good.
• Chapter 11. Fiscal strategy.
1. This chapter's goals.
2. A unique tax to establish a social solidarity monetary hoard.
3. Collection advantages.
4. Advantages for taxpayers.
5. Progressive tax on consumption, much easier than vat.
6. Transient fiscal policy.
• Chapter 12. Responsible distribution of the communal money hoard.
1. This chapter's goal.
2. Investment credits.
3. Consumption finances.
• Chapter 13. Balance strategy in foreign trade.
1. This chapter's goals.
2. The equilibrium of balances of payment.
3. The problem of currency.
4. Invention of foreign money.
• Chapter 14. New market rules.
1. This chapter's goals.
2. Liberty and disorder in the market.
3. Minimal laws to protect mercantile liberties.

In the photograph, Magdalena Grau Figueras and Agustí Chalaux de Subirà.

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Editorial staff:
Roser Albó, Àngels Baldó, Agustí Chalaux, Miquel Chicano, Laura Fusté, Magdalena Grau, Joan Parés, Enric Suárez, Jordi Via, Lluís M. Xirinacs.

Collection Bullae 1.

First edition: Barcelona, May 1984.
© Centre d'Estudis Joan Bardina

Second edition: Barcelona, 19th July 1997.
© Magdalena Grau Figueras
© Agustí Chalaux de Subirà
© Property of this edition: Publications by Escola Finaly.

Translation from Catalan original: Loto Perrella.

Design: Marta Ricart.
ISBN: 84-404-3421-9.
Legal Deposit: B-15340-1995.