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Thog's Guide to Quantum Economics: 50,000 Years of Accounting Basics for the Future

Thog's Guide to Quantum Economics: 50,000 Years of Accounting Basics for the Future

Zoe-Vonna Palmrose
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A philosophical and historical exploration of why accounting is central to any society based on commerce. The book tells the story of a charming 50,000-year-old family of hunter-gatherer-recordkeepers – the Thogs – who describe how they invented or discovered the essential elements for measuring economic activities. Their story reminds today's accountants and those involved in financial reporting that the past holds much accounting wisdom for the future. While it is a work of scientific fiction, the story in general is historically accurate. Writing and arithmetic, for example, were first invented for bookkeeping. In telling their story, the Thogs teach a team of real-life cutting-edge complexity scientists how back-to-basics accounting is vital to their agent-based economic modeling. Together, Thogs and scientists offer a glimpse of how to reformulate economics using ideas from physics and biology. The book is a light-hearted read, but it suggests that a serious breakthrough is on the horizon: the ability to test the consequences of our financial and accounting regulations in virtual reality before trying them out on you and me
Language
English
Pages
272
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Thogian Press
Release
January 01, 2005
ISBN
0976469405
ISBN 13
0976469405

Thog's Guide to Quantum Economics: 50,000 Years of Accounting Basics for the Future

Zoe-Vonna Palmrose
3/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
A philosophical and historical exploration of why accounting is central to any society based on commerce. The book tells the story of a charming 50,000-year-old family of hunter-gatherer-recordkeepers – the Thogs – who describe how they invented or discovered the essential elements for measuring economic activities. Their story reminds today's accountants and those involved in financial reporting that the past holds much accounting wisdom for the future. While it is a work of scientific fiction, the story in general is historically accurate. Writing and arithmetic, for example, were first invented for bookkeeping. In telling their story, the Thogs teach a team of real-life cutting-edge complexity scientists how back-to-basics accounting is vital to their agent-based economic modeling. Together, Thogs and scientists offer a glimpse of how to reformulate economics using ideas from physics and biology. The book is a light-hearted read, but it suggests that a serious breakthrough is on the horizon: the ability to test the consequences of our financial and accounting regulations in virtual reality before trying them out on you and me
Language
English
Pages
272
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Thogian Press
Release
January 01, 2005
ISBN
0976469405
ISBN 13
0976469405

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