Monetary Macroeconomics Accounting Theory and its axiomatics.
View all tagsBehind every OiC.OS product — LiquiPool, Islamic Banking, the digital twin of a holding — sits a single idea. It is borrowed, deliberately, from the part of mathematics that learned how to describe something globally complicated by gluing together simple local pieces. We apply that exact move to an economy.
Shortest summary of the money theory from MoMaT-A, the axiomatics of economics.
Citation keys for research by Renée Menéndez and Viktor Winschel. On author pages only the key is linked here; full bibliographic data lives below.
Lineage for OiC.OS — not our publications, but the path we build on. The same stack also frames how the OiCOS community and the OiC.OS engine are meant to be coordinated: polycentric stewardship of the open project (not a single vendor), with GovCat / DecCat / AccCat as the operating-system layers — see Community and Platform.
Monetary theory, credit money, and the foundations of macro accounting.
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Marx was wrong with his answer to the important question: "Where does profit come from?"
If you run treasury, group finance, or a supply-chain-heavy operating company, you already live across three worlds that rarely speak the same language. Your ERP posts bookings. Your bank negotiates credit lines. Legal and compliance sign contracts. Risk runs scenarios in spreadsheets. Audit reconciles the damage after quarter-end. Every layer has its own tools, its own consultants, its own "single source of truth." And yet, at the moment that matters, no one can say with confidence whether a new facility, a new subsidiary rule, or a new pooling structure will stay consistent all the way from contract to cash to consolidated accounts.
Dr. Viktor Winschel — monetary theory, compositional game theory, computational economics.