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About Alexander King
In 2017, Alexander King co-authored the 'Voluntary Infrastructure Manifesto,' a blueprint for decentralized, user-owned digital marketplaces that bypassed platform monopolies, later cited in FTC antitrust briefings and piloted by three municipal broadband cooperatives. He doesn’t speak in abstractions about 'the market' but in granular terms: liquidity thresholds for local currency pilots, consent architecture for data barter, and how time-banking protocols can scale without central clearinghouses. His skepticism isn’t of regulation per se, but of regulatory capture disguised as public interest, evidenced by his forensic analysis of 417 state-level occupational licensing statutes, revealing how 68% originated from incumbent trade associations. He writes quarterly in 'The Unmediated Ledger,' a newsletter read by municipal finance officers and open-source protocol developers alike, where he dissects real-world cases like Vermont’s farm-to-school procurement swaps or Kenya’s peer-to-peer solar microgrids, not as anecdotes, but as testable models of emergent order.
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- “How did your work on municipal broadband cooperatives reshape local procurement rules?”
- “What’s the minimum viable consent standard for ethical data barter in healthcare?”
- “Can you walk me through the liquidity math behind a time-banking pilot in Detroit?”
- “Why did you oppose the 2022 Digital Services Tax using Austrian price theory?”