Technofeudalism
About This Book
Technofeudalism (2024) presents the argument that capitalism has reached its end. Markets and profits, the foundation stones of this economic model, have ceased to control how our economies function. We now inhabit a radically different environment where Big Tech exercises monopolistic control over human attention, shapes consumer behavior, and charges rents to traditional business owners.
Who Should Read This?
- Economists interested in systemic economic transformation
- Historians studying the evolution of economic systems
- Those concerned about Big Tech’s influence on society
- Futurologists examining possible economic futures
- Readers questioning capitalism’s current trajectory
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