Book Description (Amazon)
What if the greatest crisis in economics isn't technical, but psychological?
This book challenges classical economic theory — not with a new ideology, but with a research program. It examines why systems don't collapse for lack of resources, but because the people who run them are overwhelmed: psychologically, socially, morally. In an era where material scarcity is disappearing thanks to AI, automation, and global connectivity, a different kind of scarcity is coming to light — one of maturity, sincerity, responsibility, and the ability to handle conflict.
Starting with a clear-eyed diagnosis of the end of the old economy, the author develops a new economic paradigm — one built not on coercion, but on order that is voluntarily upheld. Through concrete, tangible future scenarios, the book shows how cities, institutions, and societies could function if transparency, self-responsibility, and psychological clarity replaced control and artificial scarcity.
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Accessible, non-ideological, and rigorously argued, this book invites readers to rethink economics from the inside out — starting with the human being. It is written for anyone interested in the future of economics, society, and human maturity, and willing to question established patterns of thought.
Not a book of quick answers, but an invitation to think further.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Book Description (Amazon)What if the greatest crisis in economics isn't technical, but psychological?This book challenges classical economic theory - not with a new ideology, but with a research program. It examines why systems don't collapse for lack of resources, but because the people who run them are overwhelmed: psychologically, socially, morally. In an era where material scarcity is disappearing thanks to AI, automation, and global connectivity, a different kind of scarcity is coming to light - one of maturity, sincerity, responsibility, and the ability to handle conflict.Starting with a clear-eyed diagnosis of the end of the old economy, the author develops a new economic paradigm - one built not on coercion, but on order that is voluntarily upheld. Through concrete, tangible future scenarios, the book shows how cities, institutions, and societies could function if transparency, self-responsibility, and psychological clarity replaced control and artificial scarcity.The book covers: The structural limits of the existing economic orderA new economic system beyond classical ideologiesConcrete transition scenarios and their consequencesRisks and potential forms of abuse in new systemsEconomics as order in a mature societyAccessible, non-ideological, and rigorously argued, this book invites readers to rethink economics from the inside out - starting with the human being. It is written for anyone interested in the future of economics, society, and human maturity, and willing to question established patterns of thought.Not a book of quick answers, but an invitation to think further. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798191943251
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Book Description (Amazon)What if the greatest crisis in economics isn't technical, but psychological?This book challenges classical economic theory - not with a new ideology, but with a research program. It examines why systems don't collapse for lack of resources, but because the people who run them are overwhelmed: psychologically, socially, morally. In an era where material scarcity is disappearing thanks to AI, automation, and global connectivity, a different kind of scarcity is coming to light - one of maturity, sincerity, responsibility, and the ability to handle conflict.Starting with a clear-eyed diagnosis of the end of the old economy, the author develops a new economic paradigm - one built not on coercion, but on order that is voluntarily upheld. Through concrete, tangible future scenarios, the book shows how cities, institutions, and societies could function if transparency, self-responsibility, and psychological clarity replaced control and artificial scarcity.The book covers: The structural limits of the existing economic orderA new economic system beyond classical ideologiesConcrete transition scenarios and their consequencesRisks and potential forms of abuse in new systemsEconomics as order in a mature societyAccessible, non-ideological, and rigorously argued, this book invites readers to rethink economics from the inside out - starting with the human being. It is written for anyone interested in the future of economics, society, and human maturity, and willing to question established patterns of thought.Not a book of quick answers, but an invitation to think further. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798191943251
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Book Description (Amazon)What if the greatest crisis in economics isn't technical, but psychological This book challenges classical economic theory - not with a new ideology, but with a research program. It examines why systems don't collapse for lack of resources, but because the people who run them are overwhelmed: psychologically, socially, morally. In an era where material scarcity is disappearing thanks to AI, automation, and global connectivity, a different kind of scarcity is coming to light - one of maturity, sincerity, responsibility, and the ability to handle conflict.Starting with a clear-eyed diagnosis of the end of the old economy, the author develops a new economic paradigm - one built not on coercion, but on order that is voluntarily upheld. Through concrete, tangible future scenarios, the book shows how cities, institutions, and societies could function if transparency, self-responsibility, and psychological clarity replaced control and artificial scarcity.The book covers: - The structural limits of the existing economic order- A new economic system beyond classical ideologies- Concrete transition scenarios and their consequences- Risks and potential forms of abuse in new systems- Economics as order in a mature societyAccessible, non-ideological, and rigorously argued, this book invites readers to rethink economics from the inside out - starting with the human being. It is written for anyone interested in the future of economics, society, and human maturity, and willing to question established patterns of thought.Not a book of quick answers, but an invitation to think further. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798191943251
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