Scarcity-Based Business Models - Revision history

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	*How the scarcity model affects business - [https://www.emotionalintelligenceatwork.com/resources/scarcity-model-affects-business/#]		*How the scarcity model affects business - [https://www.emotionalintelligenceatwork.com/resources/scarcity-model-affects-business/#]
	*[[Collaborative Literacy]]		*[[Collaborative Literacy]]
			*[[Artificial Scarcity]]

Marcin at 18:10, 5 October 2024

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	Economics that are based on the assumption of finite resources. As a result, such economics rely on limiting competitors' access to information, knowhow, best practice, etc. In other words, the business model is based on [[Artificial Scarcity]]. It is useful to point out the distinction of a Scarcity-Based Business Model- which is how most of the productive economy works:		Economics that are based on the assumption of finite resources. The opposite of [[Abundance Economics]]. As a result, such economics rely on limiting competitors' access to information, knowhow, best practice, etc. In other words, the business model is based on [[Artificial Scarcity]]. It is useful to point out the distinction of a Scarcity-Based Business Model- which is how most of the productive economy works:

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	=Links=		=Links=
	*How the scarcity model affects business - [https://www.emotionalintelligenceatwork.com/resources/scarcity-model-affects-business/#]		*How the scarcity model affects business - [https://www.emotionalintelligenceatwork.com/resources/scarcity-model-affects-business/#]
			*[[Collaborative Literacy]]

Marcin at 20:14, 23 December 2023

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	Economics that are based on limiting competitors' access to information, knowhow, best practice, etc. In other words, the business model is based on ~~scarcity~~. It is useful to point out the distinction of a Scarcity-Based Business Model- which is how most of the productive economy works:		Economics that are based on the assumption of finite resources. As a result, such economics rely on limiting competitors' access to information, knowhow, best practice, etc. In other words, the business model is based on [[Artificial Scarcity]]. It is useful to point out the distinction of a Scarcity-Based Business Model- which is how most of the productive economy works:



			#Industrial schooling focusing on creation of specialized cogs in the system, instead of access to best practice for fostering unleashed innovation
	#Patents		#Patents
	#Trade secrets		#Trade secrets
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	#Illegal drugs. See [[Fair Trade Cocaine]].		#Illegal drugs. See [[Fair Trade Cocaine]].
	#Arms dealers. They are intermediaries, and cause prices of armaments to go up.		#Arms dealers. They are intermediaries, and cause prices of armaments to go up.
	~~#Even open source hardware fails the test, as the [[Open Hardware Definition]] does not require collaboration in-process: just publishing final results suffices.~~

	[[Competitive Waste]] is an essential feature of scarcity economics, though [[Collaborative Waste]] can also play a part.		[[Competitive Waste]] is an essential feature of scarcity economics, though [[Collaborative Waste]] can also play a part.

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About Information Products

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	=About Information Products=		=About Information Products=
	From OSE's perspective, ethical information products are ones where value-added services cost money, while abundant information is given away for free. Value added can mean certification, hands-on-training, consulting, community, etc. Free information is good, as it can be used to market the value-added aspects.		From OSE's perspective, ethical information products are ones where value-added services cost money, while abundant information is given away for free. Value added can mean physical products, certification, hands-on-training, consulting, community, etc. Ie, the entire modern economy can arise from an open source information ecosystem. Free information is good, as it can be used to market the value-added aspects.

	=Links=		=Links=
	*How the scarcity model affects business - [https://www.emotionalintelligenceatwork.com/resources/scarcity-model-affects-business/#]		*How the scarcity model affects business - [https://www.emotionalintelligenceatwork.com/resources/scarcity-model-affects-business/#]

Marcin at 21:20, 8 July 2023

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	#Even open source hardware fails the test, as the [[Open Hardware Definition]] does not require collaboration in-process: just publishing final results suffices.		#Even open source hardware fails the test, as the [[Open Hardware Definition]] does not require collaboration in-process: just publishing final results suffices.

	[[Competitive Waste]] is an essential feature of scarcity economics		[[Competitive Waste]] is an essential feature of scarcity economics, though [[Collaborative Waste]] can also play a part.

	=About Information Products=		=About Information Products=

Marcin at 21:19, 8 July 2023

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	#Illegal drugs. See [[Fair Trade Cocaine]].		#Illegal drugs. See [[Fair Trade Cocaine]].
	#Arms dealers. They are intermediaries, and cause prices of armaments to go up.		#Arms dealers. They are intermediaries, and cause prices of armaments to go up.
			#Even open source hardware fails the test, as the [[Open Hardware Definition]] does not require collaboration in-process: just publishing final results suffices.

	[[Competitive Waste]] is an essential feature of scarcity economics		[[Competitive Waste]] is an essential feature of scarcity economics

Marcin at 16:28, 23 March 2023

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	#Business models where lack of access to information is the foundation of a business model.		#Business models where lack of access to information is the foundation of a business model.
	#Illegal drugs. See [[Fair Trade Cocaine]].		#Illegal drugs. See [[Fair Trade Cocaine]].
			#Arms dealers. They are intermediaries, and cause prices of armaments to go up.

	[[Competitive Waste]] is an essential feature of scarcity economics		[[Competitive Waste]] is an essential feature of scarcity economics

Marcin at 16:27, 23 March 2023

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	#Not publishing any knowhow, development, or process information so that outsiders cannot examine or inspect work being done. This is just working in isolation.		#Not publishing any knowhow, development, or process information so that outsiders cannot examine or inspect work being done. This is just working in isolation.
	#Business models where lack of access to information is the foundation of a business model.		#Business models where lack of access to information is the foundation of a business model.
			#Illegal drugs. See [[Fair Trade Cocaine]].

	[[Competitive Waste]] is an essential feature of scarcity economics		[[Competitive Waste]] is an essential feature of scarcity economics

Marcin: /* About Information Products */

2022-03-09T18:24:58Z

About Information Products

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	=About Information Products=		=About Information Products=
	From OSE's perspective, ethical information products are ones where value-added services cost money, while abundant information is given away for free. Value added can mean certification, hands-on-training, consulting, community, etc. Free information is good, as it can be used to market the value-added aspects.		From OSE's perspective, ethical information products are ones where value-added services cost money, while abundant information is given away for free. Value added can mean certification, hands-on-training, consulting, community, etc. Free information is good, as it can be used to market the value-added aspects.

			=Links=
			*How the scarcity model affects business - [https://www.emotionalintelligenceatwork.com/resources/scarcity-model-affects-business/#]