The Self-Running Economy

Name: The Self-Running Economy
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Author: Quentin G. Dalton

How AI Agents and Autonomous Systems Will Reshape Work Wealth and Global Power

by Quentin G. Dalton

BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Business & Economics / Management (BUS041000)

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About This Book

The Economy Is Changing Fast. Understand What Comes Next.

The Self-Running Economy explains how AI agents and autonomous systems are moving from tools to active participants in economic life.

Quentin G. Dalton provides a clear, practical framework for understanding the forces driving this shift and what they mean for business, policy, and investment.

Inside, you will learn how to:

Distinguish autonomy from automation, digitization, and outsourcing

See which economic functions are most likely to become self-running

Understand the new economic stack, from infrastructure to decision-making

Grasp how programmable payments and agent-to-agent coordination may change markets

Anticipate how work, management, and performance measurement may evolve

For business leaders, entrepreneurs, policymakers, investors, and curious readers, this book offers a big-picture view of how autonomy could reshape work, wealth, and global power.

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