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Tag: Post-scarcity economics

Total Results: 17

A barber today takes the same amount of time to cut a customer's hair as his 18th century predecessor. Credit: Getty
28 Jun 2019 - 7:44am

The inevitability of debt

Peter Franklin
Wednesday, 12 June
12.06

Are you ready for ‘fully automated luxury communism’?

Peter Franklin
Wednesday, 6 March
06.03

It’s time to overhaul economic policy

Peter Franklin
Tuesday, 20 November
20.11

The surprising losers of the Great Recession

Peter Franklin
Thursday, 8 November
08.11

Who are the the cyber-nannies coming for?

Peter Franklin
Friday, 26 October
26.10

The mystery of the disappearing pay rise

Peter Franklin
Monday, 30 July
30.07

The battle for Britain’s countryside – the other Brexit debate

Peter Franklin
Friday, 15 June
15.06

Do you have to be rich not to have a smartphone?

Peter Franklin
Thursday, 15 March
15.03

The post-work society is already here

Peter Franklin
Monday, 12 March
12.03

Why ‘enough’ is the most dangerous word in economics

Peter Franklin
Tuesday, 20 February
20.02

Trump, truckers and the automation paradox: robots could lead to labour shortages

Peter Franklin
Tuesday, 19 December
19.12

How to save your career from the march of the robots

Peter Franklin