Marina Gorbis: The Social Economy
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Big government and centralized organizations have long enabled the provision of goods and services to be cheap, efficient and reliable. This is changing. The internet has lowered transaction costs, pointing to a future that favours peer-to-peer interactions and social solutions to our needs and intractable problems. Marina Gorbis, author of "The Nature of the Future: Dispatches from the Socialstructed World," sits down with Steve Paikin to discuss the shifting meaning of 'social' and the rise of the social economy.
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What she also needed to speak about was the Universal Income so people could be paid for the work. Or not work at all.
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Powerful. I like this lady. She knows her shit. Appreciate for the value she provided. Checking out her book.
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It must be assumed that there are always some of us getting corrupted by corrupting the world, all the while as others are renewing themselves by renewing it, but it seems very obvious as the 21st century rolls out.
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Really awesome.
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