The Zero Marginal Cost Society: The Internet of Things, the Collaborative Commons, and the Eclipse of Capitalism
Jeremy Rifkin explores the forces reshaping the modern economy through the Internet of Things, collaborative production, and near-zero marginal costs. Examining technology’s influence on markets and institutions, he considers how these developments may challenge traditional capitalist structures and create new forms of economic and social organization.
About This Book
Jeremy Rifkin examines the economic and social implications of the Internet of Things.
The book focuses on the idea that connected technologies may drive the marginal cost of producing and distributing some goods and services toward zero.
Rifkin considers how collaborative networks and the commons could influence business, ownership, and participation.
It offers a broad perspective on changing relationships among technology, markets, and capitalism.
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