Adam Smith's Vision Realized: The Invisible Hand Freed in the Abundance Economy

In this tenth paper of the Homo Novus series we articulate the economic theory of the abundance economy. Adam Smith’s Invisible Hand—once constrained by scarcity—is perfected and transcended when the four factors of production are liberated by the Tech Stack of AGI/ASI, robotics, fusion energy with Dyson swarms, and Starship-enabled solar-system expansion. Both classical capitalism and Marxism addressed the same core problem: efficient allocation of land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship under scarcity. The abundance economy removes every historical constraint, allowing instantaneous, zero-cost market coordination while making Marx’s distributive ideal trivially realizable without coercion. Pricing endures as pure preference and creativity signaling. Practical mechanisms and 2045 scenarios illustrate the transition; explicit linkages to all prior papers show this new economics as the material foundation for planetary-to-cosmic Homo Novus flourishing. The result is perfect ideological neutrality: neither refutation nor deification of Smith or Marx, but their elegant completion.