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Every published page in the house, and every book on the shelf — 393 volumes and 44,688 passages of it — and every result is a passage that opens where it was written.
6 passages from 5 volumes
From Micro To Macro A Living Systems Approach
From Stocks to Pocketbooks: A Household-to-Nation Practicum
Scaling Up: From Households to Nations These simple mathematical principles can be scaled up to understand national economies.
Global Economic Governance As A Complex System
Global Inequality and Development: A Complex Systems Perspective
This negative feedback loop reinforces the cycle of inequality. Stocks and Flows: Think of "wealth" as a stock – a reservoir accumulated over time through production, innovation, and resource management.
Measuring The Living Economy
Wealth, Not Just Income: Measuring the Capital Stocks a Society Lives On
We need to track changes in the value of each asset over time. This means accounting for depreciation (assets losing value), appreciation (assets gaining value), and new investments.
Measuring The Living Economy
Distribution as a Vital Sign: Inequality Metrics That Actually Diagnose
By adopting this living-systems perspective, we can move beyond simplistic measures like the Gini coefficient and develop a richer understanding of inequality’s dynamics and consequences.
The High Frequency Workbook
Variant — Chapter 13. Financial Frequency & the Sacred Economy of Abundance
The well-documented research on relative income shows that beyond a threshold sufficient for basic needs, happiness correlates more strongly with how your income compares to your reference group than with the absolute amount.
The Living Systems Of Global Finance
The Living Legacy: Creating a More Equitable and Sustainable Global Economy
We can use the Gini coefficient to measure income inequality within our system. The Gini coefficient ranges from 0 (perfect equality) to 1 (perfect inequality), where everyone except one person has zero wealth.