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Dear readers, the “five economic models” refer to the pyramid, upright olive, sideways olive, small burr ball, and spherical economy. The last three are forms of socialist economic models, and their practical application is “Platform Co-Labor.” This is an upgraded form of internet-based economics. From the netizens’ perspective, it is called “scattered-fund agency”; from the entrepreneurial perspective, it is called “livestream entrepreneurship.”
Under this model, entrepreneurial teams earn income from intended wages and tips. Netizens earn returns by investing more in teams.
“Scattered-fund agency” generally has features such as “collective wisdom and innovation,” “a funding chain that is difficult to break because capital is raised in small amounts and refinanced,” and “absorbing surplus products internally.” These features make the economic model viable to some degree.
When “livestream entrepreneurship” competes fairly with traditional industries, society takes on the shape of a “small burr ball.” And when multiple, diverse arc-shaped platforms connect, they deepen the “sideways olive” economic form...
