Economics, rebuilt from first principles
Supereconomics is a working model of value — four laws that explain why some things gain worth, why some lose it, and how to tell which is happening to you right now.
The four laws of value
Every market, career, and currency obeys the same four forces. Select one to trace how it moves through the system.
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Anything abundant trends toward zero worth; anything genuinely scarce holds a floor. Supply is the first lever, not demand.
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Worth is assigned wherever collective attention settles. Move the attention and the value moves with it, often before the fundamentals do.
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Trusted systems let value stack over time; untrusted ones force it to be re-earned every cycle. Trust is the interest rate on everything else.
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Left alone, worth erodes — skills go stale, currencies inflate, goodwill fades. Renewal is the only thing that resets the clock.
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