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Economics Of Abundance
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last edited by BillSeitz on Jul 29, 2008 6:21 am

Almost all markets in history have been based on rules for allocating scarce resources (e.g. food, land, energy).

If (material) resources were no longer scarce, would the rules need to change?

Not every market has been based on scarcity, there is the occasional . Which might hold lessons for us. But I don't think we can achieve such a situation for a significant number of people. And there may be certain rules in those situations (e.g. no moving between tribes) that we wouldn't want to apply.

is this the New ?

some books that take place in a society based on the :

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