That&#x27;s unlikely, because the current model of money is basically reified politically power. And there is no theory of economics which starts from that POV - not even Marxism.<p>In fact money <i>isn&#x27;t</i> reified political power - we simply treat it as if it is, unconsciously, because we&#x27;ve never considered the alternatives.<p>The real drivers of economic activity are collective intelligence and organisational ability. Politics is a subset of organisational talent, but it&#x27;s typically a toxic instantiation of a principle that has many other possible expressions.<p>I think useful models are going to have to work back from that. By the time they&#x27;re done, contemporary models of economics will have gone the way of phlogiston and epicycles.