Institute For Humanistic Economics

Beyond Keynesianism and the typical jargons of employment and interest, it is about time for economic discourse and engagement account for Gross National Happiness (GNH) as much as they account for Gross National Product (GNP). Away from the eluding road to serfdom, that of embracing the free market subduing to unjust man-induced market turmoil as forces of nature, humanity yearns for happier societies pillared on rational economies rather than just growing ones. Economies that account for creating value of a primary substance and sustainable enduring effect rather than creating legitimate hoaxes of no value and no substance, just of a fictious volatile book value. The ACME Institute for humanistic economics is where the socioeconomic application of the philosophy of Terminalism is groomed, studied, and yet enlivened in real market and real life.