Table of Contents:
  • Foreword / by Brad DeLong
  • Introduction: "Dream not of today, Mister Picard"
  • " ... Money went the way of the dinosaurs" : the absence of money in Star trek
  • " ... Why is everyone so worried about holograms taking over the universe?" : the meaning of work in Star trek's society
  • "Tea, Earl Grey, hot" : the replicator
  • " ... Only a fool would stand in the way of progress" : natural limits and technology substitution
  • " ... The thought that warp engines might be causing some kind of damage" : free riding and negative externalities in a post-scarcity world
  • " ... That future, that space station, all those people ... they exist" : sources of trekonomics in classic science fiction
  • "There are still many human emotions I do not comprehend ..." : the psychology of utopia
  • "Never be afraid to mislabel a product" : the ferengis, interstellar capitalists
  • "I live in the hope that you may one day see the universe for what it truly is ..." : prospects for trekonomics in the real world
  • Conclusion: "Live long and prosper."