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Natural Value Theory: Empirical Evidences of the Long Term World Financial Market Function

This paper introduces a new value theory, the natural value theory. The theoretical background for the natural value theory may be found in the writings of Adam Smith. The hypotheses of this theory include the assertion that, for nations in a completely free market economy, all macroeconomic variables are interconnected in a natural manner. Moreover, the behaviour of the macroeconomic variables is harmonic, rational and empirically demonstrable over time. This paper gives important empirical evidences of the economic validity of the natural value theory for the World Financial Market.