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    Since the mid-1960s, Alvin and Heidi Toffler have predicted the far-reaching impact of emerging technological, economic, and social developments on our businesses, governments, families, and daily lives. In REVOLUTIONARY WEALTH, they once again demonstrate their unparalleled ability to illuminate current trends and anticipate what they mean for the future.

    REVOLUTIONARY WEALTH focuses on how wealth will be created?and who will get it?in the twenty-first century. As the knowledge-based economy (a reality the Tofflers predicted forty years ago) continues to replace the industrial-based economy, they argue, money is no longer the sole determinate of wealth. The Tofflers explain that we are becoming a nation of ¡°prosumers,¡± consuming what we ourselves produce, and argue that we have all taken on ¡°third jobs¡±?work we unwittingly do without pay for some of the biggest corporations in the country. Using fascinating examples from our daily lives, they illustrate how our everyday activities?from parenting and volunteering to blogging, painting our houses, and improving our diets?contribute to a non-monetary economy that is largely hidden from economists. Writing with the same insight and clarity that made their earlier books bestsellers, the Tofflers present fresh, groundbreaking new ways of thinking about wealth.


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    Chapter Page
    Foreword xiii
    Introduction xvii
    Part 1 Revolution
    1. Spearheading Wealth 3
    Fad of the Month
    Loosened Constraints
    Guitars and Anti-Heroes
    Giggle News
    Embedding Intelligence
    Capital Tools for Knowledge
    The Wilder Shores
    Converging Possibilities
    2. The Child of Desire 13
    The Meaning of Wealth
    Managers of Desire
    Part 2 Deep Fundamentals
    3. Waves of Wealth 19
    The Pre-Historic Einstein
    The Man Who Ate Himself
    Beyond Fantasy
    Today's Wealth Wave
    Three Lives, Three Worlds
    4. Deep Fundamentals 24
    The Inerrantists
    Obsolete Fundamentals
    The Future of the Job
    Interplay
    Part 3 Rearranging Time
    5. The Clash of Speeds 31
    Trains on Time?
    Ready with the Radar
    Leaders and Laggards
    When Elephants Stand Pat
    Inertia Vs. Hyper-Speed
    6. The Synchronization Industry 41
    Dancing Toward Productivity
    No More Cold Eggs
    No Last-Minute Scramble
    7. The Arrhythmic Economy 46
    The Ecology of Time
    Casualties of Time
    Post-merger Blues
    The Time Tax
    The Technology Ballet
    Supper Without Sushi
    8. The New Timescape 52
    The Chains of Time
    Love at High Speed
    Customizing Time
    When Good Ideas Arrive
    Media Time
    Family, Friends and Face Time
    The Americanization of Time?
    The 24/7 Future
    Whizzing Toward Where?
    Part 4 Stretching Space
    9. The Great Circle 63
    Asia, Ho!
    Opening the Floodgates
    10. Higher-Value-Added Places 66
    Yesterday's Places
    Dissolving Borders
    The Cheap-Labor Derby
    Tomorrow's Real Estate
    11. Spatial Reach 73
    Personal Geography
    Mobile Money
    Invaders and Invaded
    12. An Unready World 78
    More Capitalist Than Thou
    The Evian and Ketchup Test
    Yellow Dust
    True Believers
    13. Thrust Reversers 84
    The New Titanic
    Export Overload
    The Nano-Teaspoon
    Mad Max Scenarios
    14. The Space Drive 90
    From Dialysis to Heart Pumps
    Pilots, Planes and Packages
    Unexplored Wealth Frontiers
    Part 5 Trusting Knowledge
    15. The Edge of Knowledge 99
    Kicking Tires
    16. Tomorrow's "Oil" 104
    The More We Use...?
    Steel Mills and Shoes
    Our Inner "Warehouse"
    Just Ask
    Forget Alzheimer's
    17. The Obsoledge Trap 111
    Yesterday's Truths
    Emily's Attic
    18. The Quesnay Factor 115
    Blooper Economics
    Estimates of Estimates
    Piecemeal Papers
    The Missing Framework
    The Mistress's Doctor
    19. Filtering Truth 122
    Truth on Trial
    Six Filters
    Consensus
    Consistency
    Authority
    Revelation
    Durability
    Science
    Truth Shifts
    20. Trashing the Lab 130
    Razor Blades and Rights
    Flip-Flop Politics
    Patriarchy and Palmistry
    Las Vegas as Role Model
    The Eco-Missionaries
    Secret Science
    21. The Truth Managers 139
    Persuading the Boss
    22. Coda: Convergence 143
    Tortoise Time
    Once-True Analogies
    Mapping the Knowable
    Part 6 Prosuming
    23. The Hidden Half 151
    The Prosumer Economy
    A Mum in a Million
    The Potty Test
    What Price Disintegration?
    Grossly Distorted Product (GDP)
    24. The Health Prosumers 160
    Betting on One Hundred?
    The Panic Zone
    Besieged by Breakthroughs
    The Diabetes Game
    25. Our Third Job 168
    Beyond the Buffet
    The Supermarket Shove
    26. The Coming Prosumer Explosion 172
    Guitars and Golf Bags
    Rampant Consumerism?
    Cookies and Simulations
    Dwarfing Hollywood
    Collective Prosuming
    Busting the Hierarchies
    27. More "Free Lunch" 180
    Teachers, Nurses and Horses
    Amateurs Matter
    Uncooking the Books
    Down-to-Earth
    Attacking Anthrax
    28. The Music Storm 187
    Estonian Geeks
    Prosumer Power
    Baby Prosumers
    Liposuction Without Surgery
    29. The "Producivity" Hormone 194
    Beyond Education
    Rajender's Game
    30. Coda: Invisible Channels 198
    The Prosumer Impact
    Unnoticed Therapy
    Part 7 Decadence
    31. The Gospel of Change 205
    The Third Source
    Teen Trash
    Paul's Story
    Hollywood Hedonism
    One Step in the River
    32. Implosion 211
    Pandemic Loneliness
    Post-Kindergarten Factories
    Creative Accounting
    Intensive Care
    The Golden Years
    Politics of the Surreal
    Systemic Breakdown
    An Epidemic of Failure
    Stars on Strike
    33. Corroding the Wires 220
    FBI Time
    Global Space
    An Overload of Obsoledge
    34. Complexorama 225
    What Bill Gates Knows
    12,203 Problems
    35. The Sepulveda Solution 230
    Every American Woman
    Fake Transformation
    Shifting Chairs
    Cameras and Cops
    Creating New Institutions
    Innovations That Breed Innovations
    Inventing the Think Tank
    36. Coda: After Decadence 240
    The Values War
    Extreme Extremes
    Anti-Decadence
    Mingling with Moguls
    Inventing New Models
    "Satanic Mills"
    Post-Cassandra?
    Part 8 Capitalism's Future
    37. Capitalism's End Game 253
    Cars and Cameras
    The Untouchables
    The Fetish of Touch
    The Horse and the Song
    38. Converting Capital 259
    Ranges of Risk
    Democratic Doorways
    Growth in Econo-Land
    Flattening the Down
    39. Impossible Markets 265
    Rare Money
    Mass + Mass = Mass+
    Flash-Markets
    Personal Pricing
    Approaching the Limits?
    Whispered Secrets
    The Virtual Twin
    40. Running Tomorrow's Money 273
    The Hidden Tax
    Blips on Chips
    The Closing Bell
    Wildcat Currency
    Para-Money
    The Anti-Obesity Card
    Streaming Money
    Pepsi Vodka
    Prosumer Pay?
    Part 9 Poverty
    41. The Old Future of Poverty 287
    Hitting the Limit
    A Poverty of Strategies
    Typical Japanese "Muck"
    The Spillover Effect
    Asia Can't Wait
    42. Twin Tracks to Tomorrow 295
    India Awakened
    Bangalore Central
    The Greatest Generation?
    Yes, but No
    43. Cracking Poverty's Core 303
    Instead of Trial and Error
    Bring on the Bananas
    Bio-Economies
    Help from the Heavens
    Secret Prices
    The Smartest Agronomist
    Smart Dust
    Bill Gates's Echo
    What Worked Best Won't
    Distributing Energy
    Hyperagriculture
    Part 10 The New Tectonics
    44. China's Next Surprise? 319
    Looming over the World
    Accelerating Acceleration
    Global Space
    Mining Knowledge
    Wave Politics
    Three Chinas
    Mercedes, Malls and Militia
    Wave War
    The Bloody Thread
    Meet Mao II
    45. Japan's Next Bamboo Ring 332
    Latte, Anyone?
    Japan's Lopsided Leap
    Flex-Nations
    Decision Delay
    No More Christmas Cakes
    The Silver Wave
    A Filipina or a Robot?
    Awaiting the Ring
    46. Europe's Lost Message 344
    The All-Time Low
    The Widening Split
    Speeding in Slow Motion
    Yesterday's Heartland
    The Lisbon Dream
    47. Inside America 354
    More Wave Warfare
    24 Billion Hours
    Stealing the Future
    The Nameless Coalition
    Forces for Change
    The Next Step
    48. Outside America 363
    The Old Game
    An "Unsordid Act"
    Backlash and Bewilderment
    Reversing Homogeneity
    49. The Unseen Game of Games 369
    Neo-games
    No Longer Human?
    Tomorrow's NGOs
    Religio-Economics
    God on the Move
    The End of Petro-power
    Utopia Past
    The Fragility of Power
    The Nano-Now
    50. Epilogue: The Prologue is Past 380
    The Nostalgia Brigade
    A Prosumer Pathway?
    Pessimist-in-Chief
    Moon Power
    Hope for the Human Race?
    From Picos to Yoctos
    Notes 393
    Bibliography 456
    Acknowledgments 466
    Index 469

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    Revolutionary Wealth focuses on how wealth will be created-and who will get it-in the twenty-first century. As the knowledge-based economy (a reality the Tofflers predicted forty years ago) continues to replace the industrial-based economy, they argue, money is no longer the sole determinate of wealth. The Tofflers explain that we are becoming a nation of ¡°prosumers,¡± consuming what we ourselves produce, and argue that we have all taken on ¡°third jobs¡±-work we unwittingly do without pay for some of the biggest corporations in the country. Using fascinating examples from our daily lives, they illustrate how our everyday activities-from parenting and volunteering to blogging, painting our houses, and improving our diets?contribute to a non-monetary economy that is largely hidden from economists. Writing with the same insight and clarity that made their earlier books bestsellers, the Tofflers present fresh, groundbreaking new ways of thinking about wealth.

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