About the Book
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 129. Chapters: Economic systems, Capitalism, Planned economy, Mixed economy, Market economy, Manorialism, Informal sector, Participatory economics, State capitalism, Barter, Gift economy, Market system, Virtual economy, Cross-cultural studies, Economic democracy, Perspectives on capitalism, World-systems theory, Inclusive Democracy, Chinese financial system, International political economy, Systemic risk, Nordic model, Dragon kill points, Economic planning, Social capitalism, Transition economy, Lange Model, FIRE economy, Labor market segmentation, Market engineering, Economic ideology, Commons-based peer production, Japanese financial system, Welfare capitalism, Plantation economy, Global financial system, Shortage economy, Post-capitalism, Corporate nationalism, Energy Systems Language, Three-sector hypothesis, Coordinatorism, Socialist-oriented market economy, Knowledge Revolution, Price system, Folkhemmet, Network Economy, Free price system, Internet Economy, European Association for Evolutionary Political Economy, Intention economy, Information market, Central and Eastern Europe, Natural economy, Economic sector, Pay what you want, Indicative planning, Innovation communication system, Systematic risk, Distributed Economies, Empowerment Experiment, British International Political Economy, Attention work, National economic planning, Comparative economic systems, The Empowerment Experiment, Digital economy, Economic law, Non-property system, Planned liberalism, Network economics, Gerschenkron effect, One Village One Product movement, Real-time economy, Post-industrial economy, Material balance planning, Nulle terre sans seigneur, State-sponsored capitalism, Dual-track system, Memetic institutionalism. Excerpt: Economic democracy is a socioeconomic philosophy that suggests a shift in decision-making power from a small minority o...
