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Economic energy
In economic thermodynamics, economic energy is a specific form of energy associated with wealth. [1] The term was conceived by Italian economist Emanuele Sella in his 1910 work La Vita della Ricchezza [The Life of Wealth]. [2] Sella's objective, in introducing this term, was to find a representative value correlative to the "energy", or possibly internal energy, in a basic thermodynamic system.
See also
● Economic entropy
● Economic temperature
References
1. Erreygers, Guido. (2001). Economics and Interdisciplinary Exchange, (ch. 6: “Competition and Economic Temperature – the Entropy Law in Emanuele Sella’s Work”, pgs. 150-170). Routledge.
2. Sella, Emanuele. (1910). La Vita della Ricchezza [The Life of Wealth]. (pgs. 67-68).
See also
● Economic entropy
● Economic temperature
References
1. Erreygers, Guido. (2001). Economics and Interdisciplinary Exchange, (ch. 6: “Competition and Economic Temperature – the Entropy Law in Emanuele Sella’s Work”, pgs. 150-170). Routledge.
2. Sella, Emanuele. (1910). La Vita della Ricchezza [The Life of Wealth]. (pgs. 67-68).
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