A Note on the Faith–Menal Conjecture

Shen, Liang

doi:10.1080/00927872.2014.955573

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“…47 Shortly after its release, the IMO market in China collapsed. 48 Notwithstanding this tough approach, the Chinese government has supported the development of the underlying blockchain technology to help modernize China's financial system and to become a global leader in this cutting-edge technology, which it believes will have a similar economic and technological impact as the development of artificial intelligence. In 2019, President Xi Jinping stated that China needed to "seize the opportunities" presented by blockchain because it represents an "important breakthrough in independent innovation of core technologies."…”

Section: Cryptocurrency Laws In Chinamentioning

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“…PBOC believes that blockchain technology can be developed without the use of tokens, which are believed to have been the roots of various social problems such as illegal fundraising and fraud. 51 Prohibitions on the issuance and sale of tokens are regulated in the Law of the People's Republic of China on the People's Bank of China (amended in 2003) and is administered under the supervision of the PBOC. 52 Article 20 states that "[n]o units or individuals may print or sell promissory notes as substitutes for Renminbi to circulate on the market."…”

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The Current Status of Cryptocurrency Regulation in China and Its Effect around the World

Riley¹

2021

China & WTO Rev.

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There is no single approach in the world regarding the legal regulation of cryptocurrency. Most countries are wary of legalizing this payment instrument, fearing problems associated with tax evasion, terrorist financing, fraud and other illegal transactions. Nevertheless, the issue of legalization of cryptocurrencies has recently moved to a different level as the market capitalization of cryptocurrencies grew to over USD 237 billion 2020, with several leading cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin skyrocketing in value in 2021. The explosive growth has been lead in no small part by China, the world's largest and most important market for cryptocurrency in terms of mining, investing and research. This article reviews the current trends in cryptocurrency regulation with a particular focus on China, including an analysis of current cryptocurrency laws in China, as well as the new Chinese Cryptography Law. Also, it explains recent developments in Chinese regulation and policy will continue to shape the development of the global cryptocurrency markets.

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Section: Cryptocurrency Laws In Chinamentioning

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Section: Cryptocurrency Laws In Chinamentioning

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The Current Status of Cryptocurrency Regulation in China and Its Effect around the World

Riley¹

2021

China & WTO Rev.

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“…xvi]) which states that every right Noetherian and left FP-injective ring is quasi-Frobenius. Recently, Shen [17] has shown the Faith-Menal conjecture holds true for rings R for which every closed left ideal of the ring R is finitely generated. At present there are no known counterexamples to this statement.…”

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FP-injective semirings, semigroup rings and Leavitt path algebras

Johnson

Nam

2016

Communications in Algebra

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Abstract. In this paper we give characterisations of FP-injective semirings (previously termed "exact" semirings in work of the first author). We provide a basic connection between FP-injective semirings and P-injective semirings, and establish that FP-injectivity of semirings is a Morita invariant property. We show that the analogue of the Faith-Menal conjecture (relating FPinjectivity and self-injectivity for rings satisfying certain chain conditions) does not hold for semirings. We prove that the semigroup ring of a locally finite inverse monoid over an FP-injective ring is FP-injective and give a criterion for the Leavitt path algebra of a finite graph to be FP-injective.

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From Universalistic Law to the Law of Uncertainty: On the Decay of the Legal Order's “Totalizing Teleology” as Treated in the Methodological Discussion and its Critique from the Left⁺

Ladeur¹

2011

Ger. law j.

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The practical principle of legal certainty, in the sense of a regularity and calculability of legal practice, has a “deep structure”, which can be found in Kant's attempt at a new foundation of morality through universalistic formality. In both cases the concern is identical: to break with the dispersed local practices used to integrate norm and facts, and to execute a break which would at last give normativity a systematic independence. The existence and continuity of substantial tradition, of particular customs, should be interrupted by the pre-supposition of a law distinguished by its pure, universalistic form. The unified life-world (Lebenswelt) would thus be split into norm and norm-application, thereby founding a new meaning-giving deduction of practice. Action could find normative meaning only through the fracturing of the continuity of life-contexts in the mirror of the generalized other.

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A Note on the Faith–Menal Conjecture

Cited by 4 publications

References 11 publications

The Current Status of Cryptocurrency Regulation in China and Its Effect around the World

The Current Status of Cryptocurrency Regulation in China and Its Effect around the World

FP-injective semirings, semigroup rings and Leavitt path algebras

From Universalistic Law to the Law of Uncertainty: On the Decay of the Legal Order's “Totalizing Teleology” as Treated in the Methodological Discussion and its Critique from the Left⁺

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A Note on the Faith–Menal Conjecture

Cited by 4 publications

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The Current Status of Cryptocurrency Regulation in China and Its Effect around the World

The Current Status of Cryptocurrency Regulation in China and Its Effect around the World

FP-injective semirings, semigroup rings and Leavitt path algebras

From Universalistic Law to the Law of Uncertainty: On the Decay of the Legal Order's “Totalizing Teleology” as Treated in the Methodological Discussion and its Critique from the Left+

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From Universalistic Law to the Law of Uncertainty: On the Decay of the Legal Order's “Totalizing Teleology” as Treated in the Methodological Discussion and its Critique from the Left⁺