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How do you pay for a social guarantee? Any government that has monetary sovereignty can fund it by issuing the national currency; think of quantitative easing, but this time for people and the planet. This is true for all high-income countries, although for EU countries it would have to be done in a coordinated fashion. The crucial thing is that to prevent any risk of inflation, we also have to reduce the purchasing power of the rich. And that brings us to the next key point. | How do you pay for a social guarantee? Any government that has monetary sovereignty can fund it by issuing the national currency; think of quantitative easing, but this time for people and the planet. This is true for all high-income countries, although for EU countries it would have to be done in a coordinated fashion. The crucial thing is that to prevent any risk of inflation, we also have to reduce the purchasing power of the rich. And that brings us to the next key point. | ||
'''Ban the corporate structure''' - so other organisation types can flourish. There are already many alternatives in existence, co-operatives etc however they have not become the dominant institutions on earth as corporations have an unfair advantage, much the same as China having a police-state advantage over the west. | '''Ban the [[corporate]] structure''' - so other organisation types can flourish. There are already many alternatives in existence, co-operatives etc however they have not become the dominant institutions on earth as corporations have an unfair advantage, much the same as China having a police-state advantage over the west. Corporates are computers, machines unfeeling in pursuit of profit, as they are not governed by humans but solely by profit they have an unfair advange as they do not take into account externalities which effect us all<nowiki/>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEEzripANUQ&t=232s | ||
'''Eating meat license''' - eating meat is the third worse thing one can do as a consumer. | '''Eating meat license''' - eating meat is the third worse thing one can do as a consumer. | ||