Using Qualitative Reasoning, Capital Dynamics Theory (a new approach introduced in this book), Critical Theory and elements of Mechanism Design Theory, the book aims to help researchers build better systems in Financial Stability, Portfolio Management, Policy-Analysis, Asset Pricing, Contract Theory, Enforcement Theory and Fraud Detection.

1. Introduction. 2. Complex Adaptive Systems, Enforcement Theory, And Applicability Of Real Options Theory To The Selection Of Disputes (Accounting Regulations And Securities Laws) For Litigation. 3. Some Public Health, Inequality, Environmental Pollution And Inefficient Resource-Allocation Implications. 4. Disclosure And Incentives-Effects Misconduct As Macroeconomic/MacroFinancial And International Political Economy Leakages: Sustainable Growth And Financial Stability 5. Complex Adaptive Systems, Sustainable Growth And Securities Law: On Inequality And The "Optimal Design Of Financial Contracts". 6. Disclosure-Misconduct, Structural Effects, Public Health And Behavioral Issues Inherent In REITs, "RECs" (Non-REIT Real Estate Companies), And "PICs" ("Property-Intensive" Companies). 7. Intangibles/Goodwill Accounting Rules, Sustainability And Public Health. 8. Economic Policy, Sustainability And Fintech-Driven Decisions: Chinese VIEs And Chinese Reverse-Merger Companies.