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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Taschenbuch. Etat : 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. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798191943251
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