Post-Labor Economics Research
- AI and Humanoid Robotics - An Era of Exponential Acceleration
- Arguments Against the Job Automation Apocalypse
- Automation’s Impact on Developed Economies
- Better, Faster, Cheaper, Safer - The March of Labor-Saving Technology
- Blockchain and the New Civic Contract in a Post-Labor Economy
- Blockchain and the State - Functions, Opportunities, and Constraints
- Capital Endowment Programs - Direct Asset Grants to Individuals
- Cultural Upheaval in the Age of Industry
- Decentralized and Productive - DAOs Building Real-World Value by 2025
- Degrowth and Post-Labor Economics_ A Blueprint for Sustainable Growth
- Distributed & Decentralized Dividend Mechanisms for a Post‑Labor Economy
- Dividends for the Age of Automation - How Economies Are Preparing for a Post-Labor Future
- Dollar Matching Schemes for Wages and Investments in a Post-Labor Economy – Extant and Hypothetical
- Economic Agency and Upheaval - A Historical Narrative
- Evolution of Social Contracts - From Ancient Kingdoms to Modern Nation-States
- Evolving Role of Labor Unions in a Post‑Labor Future
- Forecasting the Deployment and Cost Trajectory of Medium-Utility Humanoid Robots Through 2060
- From Labor Power to Digital Commons - Evolution of Collective Economic Leverage
- From S-Curves to New Frontiers - The Pace of Tech Adoption
- Geographically-Constrained Income Systems in a Post-Labor Economy
- Global Burnout – Cultural Receptivity to New Economic Paradigms
- Global Geopolitical Inflection and the Post-Labor Economic Prospect
- Global Survey of Urban Wealth Funds and Community Trusts
- Government Responses to Unemployment and Economic Crises - 1920s–Present
- How to Avoid Elite Capture in a Post-Labor World
- Implementing Grand Economic Change - A 150-Year Narrative
- Inclusive Capital Income Ratio (ICIR) in a Post-Labor Economy - A Comprehensive U.S. Perspective
- Industrial Transformation and National Missions - From the Great Depression to the AI Era
- Labor Power in Chinese History - From Imperial Abundance to Modern Transitions
- Labor’s Pendulum - Scarcity, Glut, and Power Through World History
- Long-Term Decline in U.S. Labor Demand (1950–Present)
- Market-Based Solutions for Economic Inclusion in a Post-Work Future
- Measuring the Great Decoupling - How Institutions Are Tracking Collapsing Wages in the Age of Automat
- Mobilizing for Technological Revolutions - Lessons from History
- Modeling a Five-Tier Income Hierarchy in a Post-Labor Economy (2060)
- Participatory Ownership Models in a Post‑Labor Economy
- Post-Labor Economics - Classical Economic and Moral-Philosophical Perspectives
- Post-Labor Economics Survey - Contemporary Voices, Convergence, and Divergence
- Post-Labor Lifestyles Across Cultures and History
- Resident-Owned Housing - A New Path to Affordable Communities in a Post-Labor Economy
- Shared Wealth - Participatory Ownership Models in the 21st Century
- Social and Cultural Adaptations to Labor Shocks – Automation’s Long Historical Arc and the AI Wave
- Solar PV and the Post-Labor Economy - Energy Abundance as a Foundation for Decentralized Prosperity
- Strange Attractors for a Solarpunk Future - Shifting Civilizational Path Dependency
- Technology, Automation, and the Erosion of Labor Demand in Developed Economies
- The First Principles of Human Well-Being
- The Great Disconnect - Economic Growth and the Despair Beneath the Numbers
- The Human Advantage in an Automated Age
- The Long-Term Impact of Automation on U.S. Employment - Historical Trends and Accelerating Displaceme
- The Neoliberal Attractor Basin – Trajectories and Loops
- The Political and Social Consequences of Labor’s Decline - A Historical and Contemporary Analysis
- The Structural Decline of Labor’s Share in the Age of Automation
- The “Labor Substitution Fallacy” - Technology, Employment, and the Future of Work
- Toward a New Digital Social Contract - Global Survey of Key Technologies
- Towards an Economic Agency Index - Income Composition in a Post-Neoliberal Era
- Universal Basic Income in a Post‑Labor Economy - Necessary but Not Sufficient
- Zero-Labor Enterprises - Automation and the “Optimal” Workforce of Zero