Supereconomics
Supereconomics (Economic Superphysics) is based on the four laws of value that mirrors the four laws of thermodynamics. It is based on Socrates (Division of Labor), David Hume, Adam Smith (Invisible Hand), Ibn Khaldun (Group Feelings) and the Physiocrats
Principles of Supereconomics
Fallacies of Both Neoclassical and Marxist Economists
Based on the Materialism
Solutions from Supereconomics
Supereconomics in a Nutshell
What Defines Capitalism?
Why Throwing Money at Problems Won't Always Solve Them
How the Effort Theory of Value Naturally Creates a Revenue Limit
Is Industry 4.0 Good or Bad for the Economy?
Buddhist Economics by EF Schumacher
Simplified Version
The Balance Sheet of a Points-Based Economic System
The Invisible Hand of Dharma or the Tao
How Life-Purpose Can Replace the Utility-Motive
Why is Business Usually Seen as Immoral?
The 1772 Credit Crunch
How it is Similar to the 2008 Financial Crisis
Alternatives to Money as Store of Value
Grain-based Valuation
How to Survive in the Music Industry
How Superphysics Can Aid Struggling Musicians
The 4 Branches of Supereconomics
From the 4 Laws of Value
Masayoshi Son: The Last Capitalist
The Failure of the Vision Fund
The Skyscraper Curse of Economics
Why the Kingdom Tower Will Not be Finished on Time
The Timeline of Economic Crises
From 1204-2020
Why do humans need and use money?
Due to the lack of fellow-feeling
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