A Global economy (n.) is one where a bad decision in a city you have never heard of turns up in your rent
A Global economy (n.) is characterized not only by the free movement of goods and services but, more important, by the free movement of ideas and of capital.
The Black market (n.) is price discovery for things the law pretends do not exist.
The Black market (n.) has no courts, which is why its debts get collected with a bat.
The Black market (n.) is what a ban costs, itemised.
The Black market (n.) is a way of getting around government controls, of enabling the free market to work. It was a way of opening up, enabling people.
A Commercial economy (n.) is an economy in which money is used to buy and sell things and the commodification of the necessaries of life (housing, clothing, food) raises the possibility of the oppressive subjection of the needy to their creditors, a subjection that is all the more humiliating because is between supposed equals.
Communism (n.) is the lay form of Catholicism.
Communism (n.) is fascism with a human face.
Communism (n.) is socialism with electricity.
Communism (n.) is the most painful path between Capitalism and Capitalism.