Circular Valued Economy

A strategic model firstly conceptualize by Identer Blockchain Technology. This mode reflects the value of appreciation of return investment of every sectors that uses the technology as a form of service provider in digital ecosystem.

Circular Valued Economic Model states that the Cycle of economic activities both physical and digital exchanges should be balance.

Hence, the Identer Blockchain Technology is the proponent of this new strategic model to incentivize technology users not just they are costumers or clients but also giving them a value of right of participation to the network.

Identer is a circular valued economy that solves the volatility of emotional premises.

by DigitalWisdom May 5, 2022

Tanked the economy

Hey... Hey, guys...

Hym "Wouldn't it be funny if every time liberals got into office we tanked the economy and blamed it on them? Heh... We could probably be pretty subtle about it and just tank it every time we lose and then hold 'a good economy' hostage so we can maintain the status quo. LIKE WE DO WITH OUR RELIGION! It'd be, like, the same exact thing except for politics!"

by Hym Iam November 22, 2023

In This Economy?

A statement usually made after someone suggests something that the other party doesn’t particularly want to do, particularly involving anything to do with money whatsoever. Often used as a cost-effective way to not do something, though really it often applies to a stupid idea being rejected for this even more stupid reason.

“Yo we should put some rats up our asses!” - Guy 1
“In this economy? Damn shits are lucky if they even get out of the sewers.” - Guy 2

by I.E.I. Industries February 25, 2025

Critical Theory of Economy

A framework emphasizing the theoretical analysis of economic systems through critical theory's lens—focusing on the conceptual foundations, ideological functions, and power relations embedded in economic thought and practice. The critical theory of economy examines not just economic phenomena but how we think about them—how economic concepts shape reality, how economic ideology naturalizes domination, how economic theory itself can be a form of power. It draws on Marx's critique of political economy, Frankfurt School analysis of capitalism, and contemporary critical traditions to understand economies as sites where material life and consciousness meet, where exploitation is both practiced and justified.

Example: "He didn't just critique capitalism—he critiqued the concepts we use to think about it, showing how 'growth,' 'efficiency,' and 'value' themselves carry ideological weight. Critical Theory of Economy: economics at the level of concepts, not just consequences."

by Dumu The Void March 14, 2026

Capital: A Critique of Political Economy

A book written by Karl Marx and published in 1867 that deals with the development of capitalism and its problems. It is generally highly admired for its foresight of how capitalism would eventually develop over time.

Note that Capital: A Critique of Political Economy is purely criticizing the status quo, predicting its development and pinpointing its problems, while the Manifesto of the Communist Party (or simply Communist Manifesto) offers possible solutions to these problems.

'Hey, I just read Capital: A Critique of Political Economy by Karl Marx. And I now believe that the only way to create a fair society is by overthrowing the bourgeoisie.'

by Achill_1337 August 3, 2019