Draft:Purpose economy
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Purpose economy is a theory introduced and coined by American entrepreneur and author Aaron Hurst. He is the nephew of Marc Porat, who coined the term information economy. He also published a book by its name in 2014.
About
[edit]The theory of purpose economy states that an economy is driven and organized around creating a purpose for people, not just information, goods, and services.
References
[edit]External links
[edit]- · https://purposeeconomy.com/
Further reading
[edit]- https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18089375-the-purpose-economy-how-your-desire-for-impact-personal-growth-and-com