Publisher's Synopsis
Zero-sum economics is a new theory of economics that can be used to explain the general operation of economies, including such phenomena as: business cycles, cash distribution, global labour and, ultimately, poverty. These explanations use system analysis and control theory to describe how economic phenomena occur, and use numerical simulations and current economic statistics to validate the claims. The most interesting part of this theory is that it shows how to stabilise an economy to avoid the business cycles that cause recurrent recessions--and, potentially, how to solve poverty.
