The Benign Violations Theory

The turn toward financial statistics means that instead of considering how economic developments could meet our needs, it instead is to determine whether individuals are meeting the demand of the economy.

Until the 1850s, social measurement in 19th-century America was a co...

The theory of Maslow represents itself as a pyramid that explains the levels of needs.

• The lowest and first one is physical needs such as water, food, and air. 
• Second, come safety and security needs. 
• Third comes the need for relationships, friendships, and love. 

• A social infrastructure: society needs a supply of creative innovators who are willing and able to challenge their physical environment in order to better themselves.
• Social incentives: there need to be incentives in place to encourage innovation...