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Part I. The circumstances in which the conceptual problems are posed: legislators deliberating upon how well an economic system is working: 1. Three main concepts that inhere in the circumstances cited; 2. On the peculiarities of economics as a descriptive science; 3. On norms that are implied in observers’ adverse reactions to an economic system’s performance; Part II. A nation’s economy in geographic space and time: on the task of specifying norms of various aspects of it: 4. On constructing a small-scale model of a nation’s population of people; 5. A provisional description of a nation’s population developing over time while in a state of full employment; 6. Concluding remarks upon what an economic system is, and the problem of specifying norms of the outcome of its working.

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