Neurodivergent Economy: Tailored Solutions Beyond Left and Right

For generations, economic debate has been framed as a choice between the Left and the Right, state control and market freedom, communism and capitalism. But can one economic ideology really address every problem in a complex and diverse society?

Neurodivergent Economy challenges this binary and proposes a new approach: tailored economic solutions for different economic problems.

The book argues that agriculture, healthcare, infrastructure, mining, cultural conservation, the gig economy, digital platforms, and emerging industries cannot all be governed by the same institutional model. It develops a Spectrum of Ownership (G1-G7) and a Master Governance Framework to examine how governments, private enterprises, cooperatives, communities, NGOs, and digital platforms can perform different roles within the same economy.

Moving from philosophical foundations to practical sectoral applications, the book explores state capacity, market competition, tribal rights, technological transformation, industrial development, and the limits of both excessive government and excessive private power.

Its central proposition is simple:

The future need not choose between Left and Right. It needs governance tailored to the problem.

The Neurodivergent Economy

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