TAILIEUCHUNG - THE AUTOMATED ECONOMY

The first and most fundamental role of the economy is to make goods and services accessible to the populace. Human beings have inherent needs and wants and the ability to satisfy those needs and wants through financial might is what we would normally term as “standard of living.” While any high school economics teacher will point out that “standard of living” is not necessarily synonymous with “quality of life” - a concept that can bring together many non-economic factors such as happiness or feelings of acceptance with society – it can not be disputed that a person who is. | THE AUTOMATED ECONOMY By Isuru Abeysinghe SMASHWORDS EDITION The Automated Economy Copyright 2012 Isuru Abeysinghe INTRODUCTION This book is an analysis of the economic systems that persist today and the potential impact of automation and robotics with relation to addressing the shortcomings of the economic model. In this book I will first explain the core premise of the structural aspects of economic modeling and then propose a possible future whereby the economic model is severely modified to account for the impact of automation either organically or through central planning. I will present a discussion concerning the impact benefits and risks associated with this scenario. The current economic model is based on two fundamental drivers - natural resources and human labor. The concept of money is simply a mechanism that addresses the equilibrium between these two primary factors mechanizing the supply and demand against a backdrop of global relativism. Human labor can be thought of not simply as the availability of constructive resources such as mining or agriculture but also the availability and willingness of regulatory and political resources. As technology becomes more sophisticated the potential for removing human labor out of the equation becomes increasingly attainable - but the moral social and cultural impacts of such a progression will present many challenges. PART 1 ECONOMIC GOALS ROLE OF THE ECONOMY When people talk about a healthy economy the general case is they are speaking from a position of personal self-interest. Value judgments are always being made concerning the state of the economy and in modern times that issue has surfaced as one of the most important political factors influencing society. The economy should be there to serve all and yet different segments of the society will always have diametrically opposed interests. A person who fills the role of an employee would always like to see a low unemployment rate since a low unemployment means

• Quản trị kinh doanh
• Isuru Abeysinghe
• busines
• business document
• business ebook
• business specific study
• business research
• business
• particular market sector
• Management
• philosophy of business
• operation of a business
• Business research methods
• Lecture Business research methods
• Essentials of research
• Ethics in business research
• Research revelation
• Ethical violations
• Research design
• Research guides decisions
• Business decision
• Research process
• Research revelations
• Research should reduce risk
• Analysis of data
• Business research process
• Business research design
• Questionnaire design
• Ebook Business research method
• Information systems
• Theory building
• The business research process
• Business decisions
• Business intelligence
• Language of research
• Extraneous variables
• Research question
• Secondary data sources
• Qualitative research
• Data sources
• Observation studies
• Research industry works
• Internal research sources
• Research design descriptors
• Research in business
• Thinking like a researcher
• The research process
• The research question through secondary
• Ebook Research methods for business students
• Research methods for business students
• Research methods business students
• The nature of business
• The structure of this book
• Building and clarify the research
• Designing the research
• Multivariate analysis
• Multivariate techniques
• Presenting insights
• Written reports
• Presentation techniques
• Experiments challenge perceptions
• Evaluation of experiments
• Modes of data collection
• Dilemma for surveys
• Characteristics of measurement
• Levels of measurement
• Measurement scales
• Scaling Process
• Measurement skepticism
• Question content