The physiocrats of eighteenth-century France saw the country as having four kinds of jobs: Farmers Skilled artisans Flunkies Landowning aristocrats Farmers, they thought, produced the net value in the economy–the net product. Their labor combined with water, soil, and sun grew the food they and others ate. Artisans, the physiocrats thought, were best seen not … Continue reading Physiocracy and Robotocracy: Not the Focus But Rather for My Clarification of Thought: May 24, 2014