AN ECONOMICS OF CIRCULATION? a human body is healthy when blood freely circulates around it, and?
it seems that the current economic system [and the corrupt law that upholds it],has perniciously evolved to have massive clots/accumulations all over "the body economic", with a restricted minimal flow in many other areas.
will a healthy economics [in conjunction with law and politics] set in motion a perpetual recirculation mechanism, so "clots" are no longer allowed to occur and persist, but are contantly broken down and re-absorbed...and so...no longer impair the functioning of the whole body, that supports & sustains everyones (emotional as well as economic) well-being?
will the next positive leap, in economics, come from someone fusing economics with the insights to be gained from studying the circulatory system of the human body?
if you want people to behave ethically & have a benign influence on their fellow man, then surely the economic system itself must be benign.
Answer:
I'm not sure that the human circulation is an ideal economic model. In the human circulation there are organs that receive the majority of blood flow, whilst other areas that receive very little. The reason that clots do not form is that it is policed by an enzyme system that prevents this from happening.
Maybe we already have an economic system that replicates the human circulation.
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