On Tue, 23 Jun 2020 at 00:15, Aris Merchant via agora-discussion <agora-discussion@agoranomic.org> wrote: > It's generally agreed that the PAoaM economic model didn't work out. Unlike > the shinies economy, which is generally agreed to have suffered from > unpredictable boom bust cycles that were more annoying than anything else, > I don't know any consensus about why it failed. And unlike Politics, which > was IMO an excellent system that failed almost entirely due to simple > disinterest, in PAoaM's case I think there was a problem in the economy > itself. What was the problem? Why did PAoaM fail? > > I'm thinking about future possible economies, which I may discuss further > on the Discord. Nothing near term (we have sets right now), just things we > can transition to when we get bored of this economic model. Not knowing why > PAoaM failed makes it hard to avoid the same fate. > > -Aris
What's PAoaM? I'm looking forward to nch's Economics thesis, if e is still working on it! - Falsifian
