Sacred Economics: Money, Gift, and Society in the Age of Transition
Sacred Economics considers how money, gift, and society are connected during an age of transition. Charles Eisenstein examines economic life alongside broader questions of social values, human relationships, and the ways people understand exchange, inviting readers to reflect on the meaning and direction of economics.
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Sacred Economics examines the relationship between money, gift, and society.
The book considers economic life within the context of an age of transition.
Its subject matter connects financial systems with broader questions about social values and human relationships.
Charles Eisenstein presents an inquiry into how economics might be understood through a more expansive and reflective framework.
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