The Price of Tomorrow ebook, Jeff Booth

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The Price of Tomorrow eBook: Technology Wants to Be Cheap, Money Stops It

Technology makes almost everything cheaper every year. Yet, prices in the store keep rising. How is that possible? Jeff Booth's ebook *The Price of Tomorrow* focuses on this contradiction and traces it to its core: a monetary system built on perpetual inflation, while the real world moves toward abundance and lower prices.

Booth shows that deflation is not a disaster but the natural outcome of progress. The problem isn’t with technology. It’s with money. And that’s exactly where Bitcoin comes into play, as a form of money that can’t be printed endlessly.

Who is this ebook for

For Dutch bitcoiner readers who want to look beyond the stock price. For those who realize that saving in euros hurts a little every year and want to understand why. No math required, just a willingness to take a close look at a common belief you hear everywhere. Once you see it, you can’t unsee it.

Over Jeff Booth

Jeff Booth is a Canadian tech entrepreneur and founder of BuildDirect. He wrote The Price of Tomorrow from years of experience with how technology makes entire markets cheaper. Not an economist in an ivory tower, but a builder who saw it happen up close.

This is the digital edition via the partner program of konsensus.net. If you prefer a macro perspective alongside this book, take a look at the Money shortage ebook by Lyn Alden of Layered Money ebook by Nik Bhatia. All titles can be found in our Bitcoin book collection.

Ready to shift your perspective on money and technology? Order The Price of Tomorrow ebook and download it immediately.