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Computative Economics is proposed as the successor paradigm, an economic science explicitly designed for a world in which the primary actors are autonomous computational agents operating under computational abundance, with core postulates that directly negate the axioms of every prior school.

Its core postulates stand in direct negation to the axioms that grounded every prior school: abundance as default rather than Robbins's scarcity.

Wulf A. Kaal, The Collapse of Scarcity Economics (2026), X.A. Core Postulates of the New Paradigm, p. 35
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