Part II
The Space of Maps
7.1 How the catalogue is built
7.2 Family 1: one-off exchange
7.3 Family 2: continuing access
7.4 Family 3: renting an asset over time
7.5 Family 4: recovery through a complement
7.6 Family 5: outcome- and state-contingent
7.7 Family 6: intermediation
7.8 Family 7: separating beneficiary from payer
7.9 Assigning an observation to a type
7.10 Limits of the catalogue
7.11 A real firm is a bundle of Phi
8 A Subspace Under Constraints: Alone, Without Assets, Without Credit
8.1 The premises imposed in this chapter
8.2 Translating the premises
8.3 What the cloud means structurally
8.4 Sieving the types
8.5 The credit bootstrap problem
8.6 Relaxing a premise: those who hold assets
8.7 The formation of credit
8.8 The trade-off between contract work and publishing
8.9 Employment contracts reread
8.10 Limits of this chapter
9 Unmanned Operation: The Limit With the Operator Removed
9.1 The question
9.2 Formalizing “unmanned”
9.3 Decomposing the bootstrap
9.4 Limits of this chapter
10 The Supplier of the Information Structure: Settlement by Protocol
10.1 The premises imposed in this chapter
10.2 Translating the premises
10.3 Identifiers diverge from parties
10.4 Sieving the types
10.5 The collateral constraint
10.6 Observability
10.7 Limits of this chapter