Completing the Market: A Theory of Everything

Physicists long have been in search of 'a Theory of Everything'. Leveraging on recent pragmatic improvements to the formal theoretical exposition of 'market incompleteness theory', this book provides convincing evidence that the principle of 'Completing the Market (CtM)' qualifies as 'a Theory of Everything'. In stated respect, the evidence shows only CtM provides a robust explanation for the invention of ships prior to trains, and trains prior to cars. The evidence further demonstrates that CtM explains all of the progression which transpire in each of, the physical world; the sciences; business; economic development; research; stock markets; music genres, such as Jazz; and why movie companies make artistically beautiful movies that they anticipate will 'bomb' etc. Importantly, the principle of CtM robustly connects the physical with the metaphysical. Using the principle of CtM, relative to a valuation (V) that is conferred on the combination of agents' ability, skills, knowledge, and expertise (KEO), the evidence establishes that the developed countries of the West are deteriorating precisely because relative to V(KEO) they now systemically confer higher valuations, V(N) on 'Membership in Networks' (N) - think NATO vs. Russia; China vs. USA; in the USA, Democrats vs. Republicans, Liberals vs. Conservatives; in other developed countries, the Left vs. the Right. The explicitly proofed result, to wit, CtM connects each of individual happiness (satisfaction with life), the welfare of the society at large, the metaphysical, and either of the progression or retrogression of society establishes it, CtM to be a viable candidate for 'a Theory of Everything'.