Sorry, this is completely off topic, I was having trouble finding a good subreddit and know there's a lot of smart people here so maybe I can find an answer.
Looking for more information into what this ideology might be officially called:
The idea that decentralizing markets is the best way to distribute prosperity. Which would mean giving individuals the opportunity to personally produce wealth, rather than relying upon a single entity to fairly distribute wealth. For example, a solar panel will allow an individual to create personal income, to create capital gains, which would have otherwise been realized by the power company. Also, the assumption may follow that when markets are decentralized, broken down and returned to the individual, supporting industries may also take the same effect. For example, installation and maintenance of solar products are executed by a wider swath of individuals than what is required to maintain central, mega-power.
This is similar to and intertwines with the support small businesses movement. But, I really like taking the idea a step further by sorta focusing on the most logical and viable options involving both business and personal options. Such that the market evolves into something where investment into the individual is the most practical investment. While at the same time fully considering the impact on your neighbor, as well as the sustainability and efficiency of the production.
I think I am going off the deep end here, but I just feel like I am onto something, I am not the first person to think this and I just want to learn more. I believe I am interested more so in the economic theory, and how it applies across a broad spectrum of ideas, rather than picking a single industry.
Looking for more information into what this ideology might be officially called:
The idea that decentralizing markets is the best way to distribute prosperity. Which would mean giving individuals the opportunity to personally produce wealth, rather than relying upon a single entity to fairly distribute wealth. For example, a solar panel will allow an individual to create personal income, to create capital gains, which would have otherwise been realized by the power company. Also, the assumption may follow that when markets are decentralized, broken down and returned to the individual, supporting industries may also take the same effect. For example, installation and maintenance of solar products are executed by a wider swath of individuals than what is required to maintain central, mega-power.
This is similar to and intertwines with the support small businesses movement. But, I really like taking the idea a step further by sorta focusing on the most logical and viable options involving both business and personal options. Such that the market evolves into something where investment into the individual is the most practical investment. While at the same time fully considering the impact on your neighbor, as well as the sustainability and efficiency of the production.
I think I am going off the deep end here, but I just feel like I am onto something, I am not the first person to think this and I just want to learn more. I believe I am interested more so in the economic theory, and how it applies across a broad spectrum of ideas, rather than picking a single industry.