👉 Non-emulative is a concept in philosophy and economics that refers to an economic system where goods are not limited by their use, but rather can be used multiple times without being depleted. This means that there is no limit on how many units of a good can be produced or consumed, as long as they are sold or distributed. Non-emulative systems were popular in the 19th century and early 20th century because they offered an alternative to traditional systems of scarcity and depletion where goods
