Economic principles for a new world
Economic principles for a new world
Economic principles for a new world
Economic principles for a new world
In "A New Lens on Economic Systems," we explore the historical roots and limitations of Capitalism, Socialism, and Communism, identifying the need for a fresh paradigm. Enter Valueism: an evolutionary, integrative economic model designed to balance wealth creation, social equity, and environmental sustainability through a multi-faceted approach. As we grapple with global challenges and an existential crisis, Valueism serves as a beacon of hope, offering a balanced, conscientious path for global development.
The core principles of Valueism emphasise a multi-dimensional approach to value. Firstly, Intrinsic Value extends beyond monetary metrics to include social, environmental, and economic benefits, providing a holistic view of worth. Secondly, Dynamic Evaluation advocates for adaptability and flexibility, offering market applications that can respond to changing needs. Finally, the principle of Incentivisation employs reward-based systems, featuring a 'Value Score,' to encourage desirable behaviours and outcomes.
We delve into the equilibrium between competition and cooperation, transitioning from an adversarial to a collaborative approach. It highlights the limitations of zero-sum competition and advocates for incentivising shared value creation within a cooperative business landscape. The page also showcases practical case studies of cooperation, emphasising reward systems for enterprises that co-create value and offer incentives aligned with social and environmental goals. The full thesis on Valueism is available for download.
Valueism - an evolutionary economic model
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