Post-Development, Post-Decentralization, Post-Fossil Fuel, Economy

Basics

• An economy that (at the relevant Scale ) is:
  • Fully "Developed" (In that the area of study has existing widespread Infastructure (outside of maybe Ultra-Rural areas? ) )
  • Decentralized (at least to the extent where they can no longer be exploited for cheap labor, and low enviromental protections/government regulation)
  • Post-Fossil Fuels ( Fossil Fuels are no longer used (may be varying levels of this, such as some relevance in the Chemical Industry etc)
• Can essentially describe the "Optimal End-State of an Economic System" (at least in OSE's (if even that, the whole "not an official statement" disclaimer) opinion)
• This page is for more basic information on the concept, it is explored in more depth, and in very specific aspects in other pages in the "Internal Links" section

See Also/Merge With

• Abundance Economy
• Distributive Economy
• Open Source Economy
• Post-Scarcity Economy

Internal Links

• Analysis of Scale and Value Chain Optimization in a Post-Development, Post-Decentralization, Post-Fossil Fuel, Economy
• Eco-Industrial Park (Good term for the "Heavy Industrial Areas" that would still exist)
• Prospective Models of The Organizational Structure of Post-Development, Post-Decentralization, Post-Fossil Fuel, Economies
• Size of the Information Economy
• Distributed Market Substitution

External Links

• The Wikipedia Page on the Creative Economy (Essentially where the majority of economic activity is entertainment, and art so Etsy and Youtube are huge etc]
• The Wikipedia Page on the Information Economy (Granted this is more in regard to Big Data in a Marketing Concept?)
• The Wikipedia Page on the Knowledge Economy (Seems to be mainly about the increasing requirement for training/seccondary education?)