Gordon (1980) started his paper on the economics of the afterlife with one postulate: there is no scarcity in heaven. We have defined strategy as the "deliberate and conscious set of actions taken to achieve specific objectives." Using our definition of strategy and Gordon's paper as instruction, develop an argument on whether there will be need for strategy in the afterlife.

1. Make careful notes about his arguments about economics in an environment aligned with his postulate. As you read, think about what parallel arguments you may make given your current understanding of strategy and economics and make notes about the parallels you think about and see.
2. Develop your assumptions about the nature of objectives and actions that allow you to make a clear and compelling argument about the need for strategy making in the afterlife OR not. Your conclusions must flow directly from the assumptions and/or postulates you make.