Hi, I’ve a notion folks have an aversion to economics because it is based in magic, which is naturally disconcerting to many
The exchange of valuable tokens is bad enough, but when money is created, its value subjectively based on the full faith and credit of a government, controlled by a very few for their own benefit…
In pursuit of the education and inclusion you recommend, consider the manifestation of global economic enfranchisement?
The simple rule (spell) of inclusion: All sovereign debt shall be backed with Shares of standard global fiat credit, that may be claimed by each adult human on the planet…
..for deposit in trust with their local deposit bank, administered by local fiduciaries and actuaries, exclusively for the financing of secure sovereign debt, as part of an actual social contract…
..provides each with a quantum of secure capital, that returns an equal share of the interest paid on global sovereign debt…
..extending the economic security provided by society equally to each
It also… creates the potential for sufficient money to be created sustainably, by distributing a per capita value of sustainably priced credit to each local deposit bank holding Shares in trust…
..ties all currencies to a standard, stabilizing exchange and trade…
..acts like a small tax on capital, distributed directly to each, without the administration involved…
..provides a vote, democratizing the global economic system, not only in how one spends their income, but in where they deposit their Share…
The effects of including each in the foundation of our global economic system cascade toward greater understanding, and a more sustainable and inclusive society… once the magic is distributed to each, the illusion revealed… each sees themselves as the source of money, and the force driving the economy…
Thanks for your concern and kind indulgence
(I get paid compensation by the government to do what I want… does that make me a professional economist?.. amateur… not even really that.. I just want everyone to get paid, so I’ve had to look into how to do that)
