Autonomous economy

Autonomous economy is an economy that makes its own laws or has sovereignty to some degree, but this has also been called a liberal economy, and in a rather common (so far) discourse it is opposed to a regulated economy on which regulations or laws are placed from the outside. An autonomous economy is an economy that makes its own laws --- of course this is relative, since economy typically refers to a thing that is influenced by laws outside of it, such as traditional or constitutive state law and court system.
The economy is said to have autonomized to a greater degree than was common before said event, in the French Revolution where the bourgeoisie loosened or largely cut its bonds with the aristocracy and the clergy.
People who write on the autonomous economy are e.g. Nick Land, who seems to prize the productivism that ensues from market liberalisation more than anything, more than any morality, ethics, or human life. (See: Edgelord; Amoral economy; Laissez faire).
China granted its economy a greater autonomy in the ideological reforms of the state c. 1978. (See: Liberalisation.)
== Rhizomata ==
Economy; Liberalism; Finance
Autonomy