Economic Freedom for Everybody
Beschreibung:
Current economic, technological, and societal challenges demand urgent answers. To this end, the authors of this book have developed an innovative model of individual economic freedom that integrates value creation, technological progress, financial independence, and social responsibility. This requires a solid educational foundation, efficient markets, lean government, and entrepreneurial initiative. It also requires a democratic monetary and banking system that purposefully promotes investment in the real economy, innovation, and human development. Using artificial intelligence as a case study, the authors simultaneously examine the transformative impact of disruptive innovations on future employment and production. Yet technological progress alone is not enough. The book, therefore, develops mathematical concepts for systemic social innovations to support new forms of collaboration, participation, and value creation. The Economic Freedom for Everyone model presented here combines economic dynamism with social renewal: companies become hubs of lifelong learning, employees become active co-creators of success, and innovation becomes the driving force of a free, high-performing, and adaptable society. This model of economic freedom is, therefore, not considered the antithesis of social responsibility, but rather its prerequisite. This book presents a new system that transcends classical capitalism while averting communism. It invites readers to rethink economic freedom, to focus more on value, to increase innovation, and to expand opportunities for each individual. Factual, well-founded, and visionary, this book addresses entrepreneurs, executives, academics, financial experts, government policymakers, and anyone wishing to play an active role in shaping a new architecture of economic freedom.
Über die Urheberinnen:
Prof Dr Jens Hirt grew up in the border region where Germany, France, and Switzerland meet. His professional career began with an apprenticeship in a skilled trade. After studying at the Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg, he relocated to Berlin, where he earned his doctorate from Humboldt University in 2011. His economic perspective was shaped by combining research and practice in marketing, real estate, and management consulting. The practical application of theoretical concepts is central to his work. Today, he is a professor and dean at Hochschule Fresenius, focusing on marketing and economics.
Quirin Graf Adelmann grew up in France and studied law in Berlin. As a managing director and shareholder, he now heads 25 companies across various sectors, both nationally and internationally. Eighteen years in property development, numerous business start-ups, and a dozen successful exits from start-ups in FinTech, GovTech, MedTech, Mobility, and BioTech all belong to his track record, as do major cultural, sporting, and educational institutions such as the DDR Museum and LifeTeachUs. He is the author of successful non-fiction books on economic, financial and marketing topics. His most recent publication, Schwach. Langsam. Ideenlos - Herrschaft der Mittelmäßigkeit ("Weak. Slow. Lacking in Ideas - The Reign of Mediocrity") was published in 2022.
Produktdetails:
- Autor:in: Jens Hirt, Quirin Graf Adelmann
- Erscheinungsdatum: 22.09.2026
- Sprache: Englisch
- Seitenumfang: 200 Seiten
- ISBN: 9783360027856
GPSR Kontakt:
Verlagskontakt: Berliner Traditionsverlage GmbH | Märkisches Ufer 28 Berlin | DE | E-Mail: kontakt@eulenspiegelverlag.de