Bionomics: Economy as Business Ecosystem

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Beard Books, 2004 - 423 頁
Calling for a fundamental rethinking of economics, this book aregues that a market economy is best understood as a living, evolving ecosystem.
 

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GENES AND KNOWLEDGE
1
EVOLUTION AND INNOVATION
13
HINTS OF CHANGE
15
THEORIES OF CHANGE
28
DARWINS VISION
37
THE MYTHICAL MACHINE
44
LIFES PULSE
54
BRAINS AND TOOLS
64
THE UNIVERSAL CURVE
177
JAPANS SECRET WEAPON
188
STRUGGLE AND COMPETITION
203
ESCAPE THROUGH DIVERSITY
205
ECONOMY AS ECOSYSTEM
213
DIVIDE AND PROSPER
226
ENDING POVERTY
235
FEEDBACK LOOPS AND FREE MARKETS
253

7 TECHNOLOGYS RHYTHM
72
ORGANISM AND ORGANIZATION
79
FORM AND FUNCTION
81
DESIGN BY COMPROMISE
91
AMERICAN PERESTROIKA
99
A COMMONS FALLACY
106
ENERGY AND VALUE
115
SURPLUS AND GENES
117
PROFITS AND TECHNOLOGY
127
SAVINGS AND TAXES
141
LEARNING AND PROGRESS
153
SURVIVAL TRAINING
155
ORGANIZATIONAL LEARNING
165
SPONTANEOUS ORDER
255
RULES VS PRICES
267
PARASITISM AND EXPLOITATION
283
THE HOOK
285
PRIVATE CORPOCRACY
293
PUBLIC BUREAUCRACY
306
MUTUALISM AND COOPERATION
321
SOVIET CAPITALISM
323
GLOBAL COEVOLUTION
334
BIONOMICS VS SOCIAL DARWINISM
343
NOTES
351
INDEX
409
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Michael Rothschild earned his law and MBA degrees simultaneously at Harvard. He began his career in strategic consulting, working in many industries. He lives with his family near San Francisco.

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書名Bionomics: Economy as Business Ecosystem
作者Michael Rothschild
版本重印
出版者Beard Books, 2004
ISBN1587982196, 9781587982194
頁數423 頁
  
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