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According to [[Tom Paris]], it was around this time that "[[money]] went the way of the [[dinosaur]]." ({{VOY|Dark Frontier}}). |
According to [[Tom Paris]], it was around this time that "[[money]] went the way of the [[dinosaur]]." ({{VOY|Dark Frontier}}). |
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== See also == |
== See also == |
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The New World Economy (NWE) is the economic system that took shape on Earth in the late 22nd century, around the time the Federation formed.
According to Tom Paris, it was around this time that "money went the way of the dinosaur." (VOY: "Dark Frontier").
Similarly, Picard had mentioned to Lily that money no longer existed by the 24th century, and that instead of working hard to acquire wealthy, the driving force in people's lives was the betterment of all humanity, or rather, all Federation citizens (Star Trek: First Contact).