Quote from: acroman08 on June 10, 2019, 05:03:37 AM

Quote from: CryptoBry on June 09, 2019, 10:44:04 AM

I am searching on the topic of decentralized economy and I came up with this piece which is a good one for me. I am quoting it here below:

"What is it for?
The decentralized economy emerges as part of a critique of existing market-economy systems. Virtual currencies are making financial decentralization possible, which undoubtedly influences the economy. Some of its professionals say that this type of economy is used to reduce costs and increase efficiency, so that there are fewer surpluses and shortages of products so that people can be free to choose what to produce and consume, take advantage of the time and knowledge, etc.

Of course, it is not the same to speak of a decentralized economy than of cryptocurrencies, but we do dare to place them at a close level for their contribution to it. Spain, Switzerland or the United States are examples of such systems, and it must be said that virtual currencies have already reached them. As a result, we are witnessing the reaction of central banks, who still show a strong reluctance to their use and proliferation."
Source.

Are we heading to the creation of a decentralized economy (the one controlled by the people themselves) but still within and a part of the bigger centralized economy (the one controlled by the government)?

We might be. but with the resistance coming from the banks and governments it seems impossible and if it happens
it'll be considered(I might be wrong) as a sub economy and government will probably still enforce their authority over it.

as a logical view, a country is certainly regulated by the government. and of course the government does not want to lose its control, but as a country that wants progress, it certainly must respect technological developments. and we are waiting for what government policies can mediate between them