Paul Fudulu is a full professor of economics, University of Bucharest, and visiting scholar for three years at the Center for Study of Public Choice, GMU, Virginia (led by Nobel Laureate James Buchanan). He is the author of The Economic Decoding of Religious Dogmas, Teoria economica a culturilor si institutiilor, and Metamaximizare: Avutie si Justitie.

• Part I: Natural Economic Assumptions and Methods 1. Introductory Notes: Failures and Puzzles 2. Preliminary Issues in Identifying a Natural Economic Axiom 3. The Singular Axiom of Natural Economic Science 4. The Methods of the Natural Economic Science Part II: Natural Solutions to Unsolvable Problems of Orthodox Economics 5. The Anti-Entropic Formation of Human Ends 6. The Anti-Entropic Formation of Preferences and Some of its Implications 7. Rules and Institutions as Opportunity Cost Patterns 8. The Anti-Entropic Theory of Culture Formation and its Fundamental Impact on Economic Performance 9. Externalities and Public Goods as a Cover-Up for Coercive Actions 10. General Conclusions: Theoretical and Practical

Paul Fudulu is a full professor of economics, University of Bucharest, and visiting scholar for three years at the Center for Study of Public Choice, GMU, Virginia (led by Nobel Laureate James Buchanan). He is the author of The Economic Decoding of Religious Dogmas, Teoria economica a culturilor si institutiilor, and Metamaximizare: Avutie si Justitie.

• Part I: Natural Economic Assumptions and Methods 1. Introductory Notes: Failures and Puzzles 2. Preliminary Issues in Identifying a Natural Economic Axiom 3. The Singular Axiom of Natural Economic Science 4. The Methods of the Natural Economic Science Part II: Natural Solutions to Unsolvable Problems of Orthodox Economics 5. The Anti-Entropic Formation of Human Ends 6. The Anti-Entropic Formation of Preferences and Some of its Implications 7. Rules and Institutions as Opportunity Cost Patterns 8. The Anti-Entropic Theory of Culture Formation and its Fundamental Impact on Economic Performance 9. Externalities and Public Goods as a Cover-Up for Coercive Actions 10. General Conclusions: Theoretical and Practical

Paul Fudulu is a full professor of economics, University of Bucharest, and visiting scholar for three years at the Center for Study of Public Choice, GMU, Virginia (led by Nobel Laureate James Buchanan). He is the author of The Economic Decoding of Religious Dogmas, Teoria economica a culturilor si institutiilor, and Metamaximizare: Avutie si Justitie.

• Part I: Natural Economic Assumptions and Methods 1. Introductory Notes: Failures and Puzzles 2. Preliminary Issues in Identifying a Natural Economic Axiom 3. The Singular Axiom of Natural Economic Science 4. The Methods of the Natural Economic Science Part II: Natural Solutions to Unsolvable Problems of Orthodox Economics 5. The Anti-Entropic Formation of Human Ends 6. The Anti-Entropic Formation of Preferences and Some of its Implications 7. Rules and Institutions as Opportunity Cost Patterns 8. The Anti-Entropic Theory of Culture Formation and its Fundamental Impact on Economic Performance 9. Externalities and Public Goods as a Cover-Up for Coercive Actions 10. General Conclusions: Theoretical and Practical