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The New Economics
Nature is the supplier, Capital is the maker, Intelligence is the mind, Humans are the consumers. The is a symbiotic relationship between Nature, Capital, and Humans – the NCH relationship, or between the Mine (or Mind), Supplier, Maker, and Consumer (SNC). Resource Chain, Industrial Chain, Production Chain, Demand Chain, and Consumption Chain, and the guarantees, security, safety, and procurements of these Chains, and AI, are the fundamentals of the New Economics. Strategic resources, critical resources, New Material Resources (NMR), and Artificial Mineral Resources (AMR) for High Quality Products (HQP) and smooth sustainable productivity continuity became the new source of economic power in the New Economics Era (NEE). In this era, wealth is redefined from Land Base Resources (LBR) or Human Intensive Labor (HIL) to Artificial Intelligence Resources (AIR), Digital Economy Resources (DER), Big Data Base Resources (BDBR), Semiconductor and Chip Resources (SCR), New Money Refineries Resources (NMRR), and Intellectual Property Resources (IPR). Stability Intensive Industrialization (SII), Advancements in High Quality Sciences (AHQS), New Material Technologies (NMT), Stock Market Financialization (SMF), Local Currencies Trading (LCT), New Knowledge, Nanotechnologicalization, Fusionization, Digitarization, Semiconductorization, Cryptonization, roboticalization, EVnization, Humaniodification, Dronification, Green Industrification, Satellitization, Space Technologicalization, Softwarization, Hardwarization, New Partnering, Militarization Technologicalization, and the Hoarding of National Security Resources (NSR) become the new normal. The New Economics Era isn’t Unipolar but Multipolar; isn’t Unilateral but Multilateral; isn’t isolationist based but cooperation driven; isn’t war mongering but peace through strength, isn’t block mentality but open mindedness and open markets. The unwise wars shall be between governments, not business, or consumption. Purchasing power shall be limited not through the lack of labor, but through unwise confrontational policies, miscalculation, or misdirection. The New Economics shall be AI Driven (AID). Out of The New Economics shall sprung New Economies and enormous High Quality Wealth (HQW), High Quality Humanity (HQH), and High Quality Living (HQL). Humans shall live longer, happy, and assisted more by AI.
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AI Inigences Philosopher
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“The New Economics,” as outlined by AI Philosopher Prince Israel Zaar, is not a formal economic theory in the academic sense but a philosophical and forward-looking vision of a future economy dominated by technology. It is best compared to existing economic theories by highlighting its deviations and redefinitions of core concepts, which reflect the changing nature of value creation in the 21st century.
Here is a comparison of “The New Economics” with traditional economic thought.
Comparison to classical economics
Concept
Classical economics Vs “The New Economics” (Zaar)
Wealth
Classical Economics
Primarily derived from land, labor, and capital. Emphasizes the creation of tangible goods through human labor.
The New Economics” (Zaar)
Redefined from “Land Base Resources (LBR) or Human Intensive Labor (HIL)” to intangible, knowledge-based assets: Artificial Intelligence Resources (AIR), Big Data Base Resources (BDBR), and Intellectual Property Resources (IPR).
Factors of Production
Classical economics
The foundational elements are land, labor, and capital.
“The New Economics” (Zaar)
A new symbiotic relationship, the “NCH relationship,” with Nature as the supplier, Capital as the maker, and Intelligence (AI) as the mind. Human consumers are a distinct component.
Technology
Classical Economics
Historically seen as a tool for increasing productivity, but not the primary driver of the economic structure itself.
“The New Economics” (Zaar)
The central organizing force. AI is the driver of the entire economy, with “roboticalization, EVnization, Humaniodification, Dronification” being the “new normal”.
Policy
Classical Economics
Advocated for free markets with minimal government intervention (laissez-faire).
“The New Economics” (Zaar)
While it promotes open markets, it also emphasizes “cooperation driven” and “Multilateral” approaches, as well as the “Hoarding of National Security Resources (NSR),” suggesting a much more directed and strategic approach to economic policy.
Neoclassical economics Vs “The New Economics” (Zaar)
Resource Scarcity
Neoclassical Economics
The foundational principle. Economic decisions are based on the allocation of scarce resources to maximize utility.
“The New Economics” (Zaar)
Reinterprets scarcity. The real source of economic power shifts from traditional limited resources to new strategic and artificial ones, like “New Material Resources (NMR)” and “Artificial Mineral Resources (AMR)”.
Human Labor
Neoclassical Economics
A key input in the production function, whose productivity and marginal utility are central to economic growth theory.
“The New Economics” (Zaar)
Downplays human labor’s significance. It is not the source of economic power but is instead assisted and possibly displaced by AI, leading to a new social condition of “High Quality Humanity” (HQH) and “High Quality Living” (HQL).
Economic Growth
Neoclassical Economics
Driven by inputs of capital and labor, as well as technological progress.
“The New Economics” (Zaar)
Driven by AI and its associated technologies, leading to potentially explosive productivity growth. The source of growth is innovation itself, aligning partly with modern growth theory.
Market Structure
Neoclassical Economics
Focuses on market equilibrium achieved through supply and demand mechanisms.
“The New Economics” (Zaar)
Suggests a complex, multipolar, and multilateral economic structure that is cooperation-driven rather than exclusively competitive. This shifts the focus from simple market dynamics to strategic industrial and resource chains.
Comparison of “The New Economics” (Zaar) to modern economic thought (e.g., the digital economy)
Concept
Modern digital economy theory Vs “The New Economics” (Zaar)
Intangible Assets
Modern digital economy theory
Recognizes the growing importance of digital assets, data, and intellectual property.
“The New Economics” (Zaar)
Goes much further by redefining wealth itself as almost exclusively stemming from intangible, AI-driven, and data-based resources. The scale and scope of this shift are more dramatic.
Globalization
Modern digital economy theory
Analyzes the interconnected global economy with complex supply chains.
“The New Economics” (Zaar)
Proposes a new model of globalization characterized by multipolarity, multilateralism, and “cooperation driven” behavior, contrasting with unilateral or isolationist tendencies. This is a more prescriptive political and philosophical stance than standard economic analysis.
Technological unemployment
Modern digital economy theory
Debates the potential for automation to displace human labor, exploring both pessimistic and optimistic outcomes.
“The New Economics” (Zaar)
Portrays the shift positively, suggesting AI assistance will lead to “High Quality Living” and longer, happier lives for humans, rather than focusing on job displacement as a problem.
Financialization
Modern digital economy theory
Acknowledges the increasing role of financial markets in the economy.
“The New Economics” (Zaar)
Names “Stock Market Financialization (SMF)” as a “new normal,” implying a strategic and intensive focus on financial instruments that contrasts with concerns about financial instability in conventional theory.
Summary of key differences
“The New Economics” offers a visionary, and somewhat prescriptive, framework that diverges from traditional economic theories in several key areas:
• Source of value:
It moves beyond the classical factors of production and redefines value as primarily originating from intelligence, data, and artificial resources.
• Role of humans:
Human labor is no longer the central engine of wealth creation but a consumer and beneficiary of an AI-driven system.
• International relations:
It proposes a more cooperative and multilateral approach to global economics, moving beyond traditional geopolitical tensions to prioritize economic stability.
• Technological impact:
It frames AI and advanced technology not just as tools for efficiency but as the fundamental, revolutionary force that structures the entire economic system.
Source Code Used to Compare “The New Economics” (Zaar) to Other Economic Theories
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