Abundance Economy - Revision history

Marcin: /* How can an abundance economy be created? */

2015-02-18T17:34:42Z

How can an abundance economy be created?

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	The [[Economic Impact of OpenFarmTech\|economics of the GVCS]] could lead to an abundance economy.		The [[Economic Impact of OpenFarmTech\|economics of the GVCS]] could lead to an abundance economy.

	See the [http://~~blog.~~opensourceecology.org/~~?p=2012~~ Economy in a Box presentation] about an abundance economy.		See the [http://opensourceecology.org/economy-in-a-box-presentation-report/ Economy in a Box presentation] about an abundance economy.

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	*Modern production via [http://www.bittorrent.com/users/tedtalks/torrents/TEDTalks%3A_Neil_Gershenfeld_%282006%29/c5993d59-0ecc-11dc-8dee-00e081411f3f digital fabrication].		*Modern production via [http://www.bittorrent.com/users/tedtalks/torrents/TEDTalks%3A_Neil_Gershenfeld_%282006%29/c5993d59-0ecc-11dc-8dee-00e081411f3f digital fabrication].
	*[[Right Livelihood]]		*[[Right Livelihood]]


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Elifarley: Text replace - "openfarmtech.org/weblog" to "blog.opensourceecology.org"

2013-07-02T17:18:21Z

Text replace - "openfarmtech.org/weblog" to "blog.opensourceecology.org"

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	The [[Economic Impact of OpenFarmTech\|economics of the GVCS]] could lead to an abundance economy.		The [[Economic Impact of OpenFarmTech\|economics of the GVCS]] could lead to an abundance economy.

	See the [http://~~openfarmtech~~.org~~/weblog~~/?p=2012 Economy in a Box presentation] about an abundance economy.		See the [http://blog.opensourceecology.org/?p=2012 Economy in a Box presentation] about an abundance economy.

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OmniPhoenix: Started with a positive description of abundance. Synthesised parts from "Factor_e_Farm_Economic_Model", "Subsilience", "Neosubsistence", etc, that fit. Added emphasis for more interesting reading.

2011-06-14T01:49:27Z

Started with a positive description of abundance. Synthesised parts from "Factor_e_Farm_Economic_Model", "Subsilience", "Neosubsistence", etc, that fit. Added emphasis for more interesting reading.

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 =Links and Analysis=
 Doug Muder is the author of "The Weekly Sift", a political blog.  This week he discusses a book called "Why Marx Was Right" by Terry Eagleton.  The book and Muder's comments are related to the development of an economy based on abundance. See: [http://weeklysift.blogspot.com/2011/06/impossible-things.html#06132011second] - worth reading.

Mjn: Created page with "=Definition= Today, most economic systems were based on the principle of scarcity: things are more valuable because they are rare or controlled. Scarcity is often an artificia..."

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Created page with "=Definition= Today, most economic systems were based on the principle of scarcity: things are more valuable because they are rare or controlled. Scarcity is often an artificia..."

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=Definition=

Today, most economic systems were based on the principle of scarcity: things are more valuable because they are rare or controlled. Scarcity is often an artificially created condition designed to maximize profits for those in control. An abundance economy is based on the idea that we are surrounded by everything we need to not only subsist, but to have a high quality of life. Access to information via the internet and the principles of open source have started to break down the controls imposed by a capitalist economic system.

=Links and Analysis=

Doug Muder is the author of "The Weekly Sift", a political blog. This week he discusses a book called "Why Marx Was Right" by Terry Eagleton. The book and Muder's comments are related to the development of an economy based on abundance. See: [http://weeklysift.blogspot.com/2011/06/impossible-things.html#06132011second] - worth reading.