There are only four types of Economic Governance under the Work-Standard, two of which belong to Neoliberalism: “Market Economy,” “Mixed Economy,” “Planned Economy,” and “Command Economy.” As established in the preceding Entry, only the Planned Economy and Command Economy are… Read More ›
The Work-Standard is designed to accommodate a variety of Scientific and Artistic Socialisms, Corporatism, Syndicalism, and State Capitalism. Practically any national economy that is not operating under Neoliberalism is capable of adopting the Work-Standard. Non-Neoliberal national economies are categorized by… Read More ›
The first nation that adopts the Work-Standard will be endowed with a number of advantages. In a currency system relying on the interplay between Arbeit and Geld, this nation will achieve newfound economic and financial flourishing that eventually causes its… Read More ›
The late 20th century witnessed the conceptualizations of two additional institutional actors beyond that of the National Economy. These two are known as the “Student Economy” and the “Digital Economy.” The establishment of a national educational system gave rise to… Read More ›
I spent yesterday designing Section One for the Third Edition of The Work-Standard. It has been completed as of this writing. Two new Entries have been added to that Section to compensate for the fact that the original two-part “World… Read More ›
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