โ Scribed by Shultz, David
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The slow bomb -- The rule of three -- Have icthyosaur, will travel -- The grass is always greener -- Shocktrooper salesman -- Supply chains -- Premium care -- Consumption -- The slurm -- Guns or butter -- A renewable resource -- All rights reserved -- The soul standard -- Warm storage -- I can always tell a John -- The short soul -- The monument -- The unseen face of the moon business -- Expiry date -- The price of wool and sunflowers -- Supply and demand among the Sidhe -- Shape, size, colour, and lustre -- Das kapital -- Afterword: Cockayne blues -- Works cited -- Economics discussion questions -- About the contributors.;What if souls were a form of currency? What if our potential could be bought and sold? What is the value of a memory? These questions and more are explored through twenty-three science fiction and fantasy stories, appearing for the first time in this collection.
Economics -- Sociological aspects
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