In the seventh year of the governments' struggle against the upheavals of the banking, economic, and euro crisis, the effects of crisis management are becoming increasingly evident. Aid programs, safety nets, the purchase of government bonds, negative real interest rates, and the expansion of the money supply have transformed our economic system. Market economic laws are losing their significance, banks are being rescued, and state bankruptcies are being prevented. In their fight against the crisis, politics has also declared war on the market economy. A new system has been created with the full coverage economy, where, like in an insurance scheme, all holders of money bear the costs for the damages and bankruptcies of others. The book examines the causes and consequences of this new economic order and demonstrates how the market economy is losing significance as the crisis continues. The analysis shows that...