Systemic Fear, Modern Finance and the Future of Capitalism
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asset; pricing; capitalization; capitalism; collapse; complex systems; confidence in obedience; discounting; dominant ideology; fear of death; financial markets; forward-looking; modes of power; peak oil; systemic crisis;All these keywords.
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