...experiences. These are supported and improved by an underlying [[service economy]]. The more complex and fulfilling experiential relationships are called "
See [[w:The Experience Economy]]
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...ts of "cost" can exist and be agreed among various factions in [[political economy]]. This tends to be possible only within groups of specialists who believe
...l [[commodity]] and [[product]] relationships into a transparent [[service economy]].
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...nd [[agriculture]]. The service sector consists of the "soft" parts of the economy such as [[insurance]], [[tourism]], [[banking]], [[retail]] and [[education
''The term [[service economy]], by contrast, refers to a model wherein everything is treated as a servic
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...trol]], and [[GMO label]]s where such apply. In the pre-[[globalization]] economy, these were normally assumed in the definition of a "[[product]]". Under g
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...ocalyptic economics''' or '''post-autistic economics''' is the [[political economy]] that must apply after the apocalypse, when there is scarcity of "[[safe]]
[http://yahoo.groups.com/group/gang8 gang8 post-autistic economy list]
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'''Opposite of [[Closed economy]]'''
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...dustrial systems ((e.g. a plant, an [[w:ecoregion]], or national or global economy) as being separate from the [[w:biosphere]], but to consider it as a partic
...ing from ignorance of what goes on at a distance and implies a [[political economy]] that values [[natural capital]] highly and relies on more [[instructional
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...of the [[service sector]] is the goal of those who use the term '''service economy'''.
In this service-centric view of the economy, there is literally "'''no such thing as a product'''." Everything purchas
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See [[w:John McMurtry]], [[life capital]], [[life economy]].
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'''Opposite of [[Open economy]]'''
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...of shares are known, which would of course be bad for the openness of the economy [[User:Juxo|Juxo]] 10:09 May 7, 2003 (EEST)
...aported it discussed some sides of this new motion towards a more [[Closed economy]]. The argument used to drive this motion forward was that it is to protect
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...anslating the [[glossary]] terms, the [[styles of capital]], the [[service economy]] and [[comprehensive outcome]] and [[state services]] concepts, and basic
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* [[Company X/economy]] - subpaging further like [[Company X/economy/2003Q4]]
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...uce [[service]]s, i.e. the production of another [[asset]]. See [[service economy]] for more on the ways in which such assets combine, or are classified func
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...support [[social network]] formation, which in turn develops some [[social economy]].
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...entral Services]], and the only way the [[centrally controlled information economy]] inside the whole project can be broken down into clear responsibilities.
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...and very polluted environments). It is also important to preserve [[local economy]] and [[rare local food]] stuffs, e.g. [[w:Slow Food]] movement
...or service only in terms of what processes it enables - an early [[service economy]] analysis which led in part to [[industrial ecology]] and [[Natural Capita
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*[[service economy]] focus rooted in [[nature's services]]
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Where do the '''social economy''' and [[moral purchasing power]] intersect?
A robust '''social economy''' consisting of cooperating parties doing voluntary social and ecological
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...enue model''' is based on a [[trust model]] and some assumptions about the economy and [[money]], and people's willingness to provide [[direct financial suppo
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...er to call it a '''witch''') enforces a [[centrally controlled information economy]] and resists the [[troll]]. Trolls usually try to [[make everything a mar
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The amount of influence Consumerium has on the economy drives [[companies]] to go to extremes to [[corruption|corrupt]] [[Consumer
...te economical activity is rendered useless and no-one really knows how the economy will behave and how to predict it. Politicians being despaired by their una
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...and about the [[producer]]. To avoid a [[centrally controlled information economy]] some party-like [[faction]]s must be involved and competing to influence
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...predictions about other aspects of our [[centrally controlled information economy]], e.g. how fast it will evolve towards a [[Distributed Consumerium]]. Thi
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...as a [[commodity]]" and prefer to look at commodities as part of [[service economy]] going right back into the [[natural capital]]. Likewise, a [[product]] a
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...omics, like the [[life gain]] theory of [[Michael Benedikt]] or the [[life economy]] theory of [[John McMurtry]] or the [[Natural Capitalism]] theory of [[Pau
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...llution|polluted environments]]). It is also important to preserve [[local economy]] and rare [[local food]] stuffs, e.g. [[Slow Food]] movement.
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...[[styles of capital]] and all [[comprehensive outcome]]s in the [[service economy]]
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A '''centrally controlled information economy''' exists in several places to provide [[Consumerium Services]] and regulat
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...our as [[amoral purchasing]], i.e. "evil". But we accept some [[political economy]] to limit those liabilities and tell us when something is "done". You do
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...ical core of [[ISO 14000]] standards, and a pre-requisite to any [[service economy]] definition. The government of [[w:China|China]] has committed to it as a
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...nstrument like a [[bond]], to calculate the value of the humans within the economy.
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A true [[service economy]] however considers the whole [[product lifecycle]] and so nothing can actu
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...ices]] the way it does for private enterprise to create a single [[service economy]] model. Doing that will be one of the most difficult [[Consumerium Challe
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...ital''' is the actual physical devices and facilities required to make the economy work: factories, roads, machines, computers, telephones, wires, signal tow
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...ion, down to [[nature's services]], [[state services]] and other [[service economy]] elements. It goes below [[commodity]] and [[product]] relations where it
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...accept the results. Each aspect of the [[centrally controlled information economy]] within [[Consumerium]] has to have elements of the audit regime to deal w
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...a very important feature in many ways. It has a good potential to make the economy perform more smoothly and efficiently and with less waste due to less obsol
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...d or not. This is analogous to central bank currency controls in a global economy, which can disempower local cliques but strongly empower a global one (see
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...thnicity. It's a catch-all term as there are many people who believe that economy and society should be more humane and less competitive. These tend among o
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''The article continued to speculate on forming a new [[political economy]].''
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...ing central data, and will minimize the [[centrally controlled information economy]] also.
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...do four things to profit by taking advantage of major trends in ecology & economy:
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...cenes. Breaking all of the services involved down into a single [[service economy]] model is very difficult.
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...that we effectively lose control of the [[centrally controlled information economy]] we need to keep [[authoritative integrity]] ([[validation]]) and [[invest
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