If it were not for God's economy, the world would not be surviving this time. In God's economy we find joy, whether we are disoriented by affluence or by misfortune. In God's economy, everyone has a purpose which is both more essential and less important than what we have imagined for ourselves. In God's economy, beauty counts. Time has value that is unquantifiable.
People are equal, and are equally destined for immeasurable joy.
In God's economy, there is no way to accumulate enough material wealth to avoid having to face the uncertainty of tomorrow. There is no way, no matter how successful one is in worldly terms, to avoid the central questions of God's order. There is no way to deny the hope of true joy, the angst of real despair. The sooner we know the source of them, the better. The sun shines in the wild roses, a simple lesson from the Book of Life.