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The Zero Marginal Cost Society

The Internet of Things, the Collaborative Commons and the Eclipse of Capitalism

Jeremy Rifkin

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The Zero Marginal Cost Society
The Decline of Capitalism
Automation's Threat
Zero Marginal Cost Paradox
Thermodynamics & Growth Limits
The Collaborative Economy
Rise of the Prosumer
Democratized Markets
The Interconnecting Internets
The Energy Internet
The Logistics Internet
Decentralized Production
3D Printing Revolution
Environmental Benefits
The Future of Education
Collaborative Classrooms
Self-Directed Learning

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The Zero Marginal Cost Society (2014) lays out a strong case for the self-destructive nature of capitalism, demonstrating how it is sowing the seeds of its own destruction. But in its wake, a new, collaborative, democratized economy will materialize – one made possible by the internet.

Who Should Listen to The Zero Marginal Cost Society?

  • People who are interested in the future of our global economy
  • Anyone who wants to learn about the personal and social impact of cutting-edge technology
  • Committed capitalists

About the Author: Jeremy Rifkin

Jeremy Rifkin is one of the most popular thought leaders of our time. In addition to advising leading companies, heads of state and even the European Union, he is the bestselling author of no less than 20 books, including The End of Work and The Empathic Civilization.

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