Michael Taillard is a professional economic consultant and researcher, specializing in strategic management and behavioral science.  His other books include Psychology and Modern Warfare (2013), Corporate Finance for Dummies (2012), 101 Things Everyone Needs to Know about the Global Economy (2013), and Aspirational Revolution (2017).

• 1. A Critique on Current Methods.- 2. Altering Distribution of Supplies.- 3. Altering Distribution of Capital Assets.- 4. Altering Distribution of Human Assets.- 5. Physical Confrontation.- 6. Systempunkt Targets.- 7. Limitations and Failures of Supply Manipulation.- 8. Suggestions for Future Research on Supply Manipulation.- 9. Preliminary Concept: Terms of Trade.- 10. Preclusive Purchasing.- 11. Resource Appropriation.- 12. Supply Exploitations.- 13. Tactical Hiring.- 14. Tactical Pricing.- 15. Trade Agreements.- 16. Currency Manipulation.- 17. Counterfeiting.- 18. Limitations and Failures of Trade Manipulation.- 19. Suggestions for Future Research on Trade Manipulation.- 20. Economic Intelligence.- 21. Labor Exploitations.- 22. Expropriating Peoples.- 23. Equity and Debt Engineering.- 24. Equilibrium Redirection.- 25. Decision Management Modeling.- 26. Resource-Based View of Conflict.- 27. Profits of the Game.- 28. Limitations and Problems with Market Manipulation.- 29. Suggestions for Future Research on Market Manipulation.

Michael Taillard is a professional economic consultant and researcher, specializing in strategic management and behavioral science.  His other books include Psychology and Modern Warfare (2013), Corporate Finance for Dummies (2012), 101 Things Everyone Needs to Know about the Global Economy (2013), and Aspirational Revolution (2017).

• 1. A Critique on Current Methods.- 2. Altering Distribution of Supplies.- 3. Altering Distribution of Capital Assets.- 4. Altering Distribution of Human Assets.- 5. Physical Confrontation.- 6. Systempunkt Targets.- 7. Limitations and Failures of Supply Manipulation.- 8. Suggestions for Future Research on Supply Manipulation.- 9. Preliminary Concept: Terms of Trade.- 10. Preclusive Purchasing.- 11. Resource Appropriation.- 12. Supply Exploitations.- 13. Tactical Hiring.- 14. Tactical Pricing.- 15. Trade Agreements.- 16. Currency Manipulation.- 17. Counterfeiting.- 18. Limitations and Failures of Trade Manipulation.- 19. Suggestions for Future Research on Trade Manipulation.- 20. Economic Intelligence.- 21. Labor Exploitations.- 22. Expropriating Peoples.- 23. Equity and Debt Engineering.- 24. Equilibrium Redirection.- 25. Decision Management Modeling.- 26. Resource-Based View of Conflict.- 27. Profits of the Game.- 28. Limitations and Problems with Market Manipulation.- 29. Suggestions for Future Research on Market Manipulation.

Michael Taillard is a professional economic consultant and researcher, specializing in strategic management and behavioral science.  His other books include Psychology and Modern Warfare (2013), Corporate Finance for Dummies (2012), 101 Things Everyone Needs to Know about the Global Economy (2013), and Aspirational Revolution (2017).

• 1. A Critique on Current Methods.- 2. Altering Distribution of Supplies.- 3. Altering Distribution of Capital Assets.- 4. Altering Distribution of Human Assets.- 5. Physical Confrontation.- 6. Systempunkt Targets.- 7. Limitations and Failures of Supply Manipulation.- 8. Suggestions for Future Research on Supply Manipulation.- 9. Preliminary Concept: Terms of Trade.- 10. Preclusive Purchasing.- 11. Resource Appropriation.- 12. Supply Exploitations.- 13. Tactical Hiring.- 14. Tactical Pricing.- 15. Trade Agreements.- 16. Currency Manipulation.- 17. Counterfeiting.- 18. Limitations and Failures of Trade Manipulation.- 19. Suggestions for Future Research on Trade Manipulation.- 20. Economic Intelligence.- 21. Labor Exploitations.- 22. Expropriating Peoples.- 23. Equity and Debt Engineering.- 24. Equilibrium Redirection.- 25. Decision Management Modeling.- 26. Resource-Based View of Conflict.- 27. Profits of the Game.- 28. Limitations and Problems with Market Manipulation.- 29. Suggestions for Future Research on Market Manipulation.