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100 1  Gorbis, Marina. 
245 14 The Nature of the future :|bdispatches from the 
       socialstructed world|h[Hoopla electronic resource] /
       |cMarina Gorbis. 
250    Unabridged. 
264  1 [United States] :|bPost Hypnotic Press,|c2013. 
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511 1  Read by Michael Puttonen. 
520    Large corporations, big governments, and other centralized
       organizations have long determined and dominated the way 
       we work, access healthcare, get an education, feed 
       ourselves, and generally go about our lives. The economist
       Ronald Coase, in his famous 1937 paper "The Nature of the 
       Firm," provided an economic explanation for this: 
       Organizations lowered transaction costs, making the 
       provision of goods and services cheap, efficient, and 
       reliable. Today, this organizational advantage is rapidly 
       disappearing. The Internet is lowering transaction costs-
       costs of connection, coordination, and trade-and pointing 
       to a future that increasingly favors distributed sources 
       and social solutions to some of our most immediate needs 
       and our most intractable problems. As Silicon Valley 
       thought-leader Marina Gorbis, head of the Institute for 
       the Future, portrays, a thriving new relationship-driven 
       or socialstructed economy is emerging in which individuals
       are harnessing the powers of new technologies to join 
       together and provide an array of products and services. 
       Examples of this changing economy range from BioCurious, a
       members-run and free-to-use bio lab, to the peer-to-peer 
       lending platform Lending Club, to the remarkable Khan 
       Academy, a free online-teaching service. These engaged and
       innovative pioneers are filling gaps and doing the 
       seemingly impossible by reinventing business, education, 
       medicine, banking, government, and even scientific 
       research. Based on extensive research into current trends,
       she travels to a socialstructed future and depicts an 
       exciting vision of tomorrow. 
538    Mode of access: World Wide Web. 
650  0 Online social networks|xEconomic aspects. 
650  0 Social change. 
700 1  Puttonen, Michael. 
710 2  hoopla digital. 
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