Welcome to Distributive Economics!

       Distributive Economics is an effort to put as much economic
       power as possible into the hands of individuals and small
       groups. Distributive Economics asserts that public policy
       should make individuals and small groups of people as self-
       sufficient as possible, as opposed to making them as
       competitive as possible in a large economy. Its basic goals
       are economic security, independence, easy availability of
       essential goods and services, and reduced environmental
       damage including a decreased carbon footprint.

       See the "Distributive Economics" section (navigation buttons
       are at the top of this page) of this website for specific examples.
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Articles

What if ordinary Americans could prosper by anticipating only their own needs, not the
needs of employers and customers? And were less affected by economic cycles, pandemics,
supply chain mishaps, foreign events, and cartels? And had no fear of being fired for
their political opinions? An old idea, distributive economics, may make these aspirations
possible. 12-minute read

Why is life so grim during bad economic times? Why does so much of
our hard-earned wealth seem to vanish? Not all wealth is equal.
Welcome to the concepts of avoidable defensive wealth and
wealth evaporation. 8-minute read