from a guaranteed minimum income to ending exploitation The political process is the process of effecting choices for the community as a whole. In geopolitical terms “the community” can range from a village to an entire nation. Effecting choices (choosing among alternatives and taking action to bring that choice to…

the part about needing for money to be returned to the central bank Some years ago I stumbled upon a way to transform the outcomes for the nation of the existing economic system. The basic idea is to create money as needed to fund a (sufficient) minimum guaranteed income for…

and that must inform economic policy [Formerly titled, “The Two Markets Driven by Individuals’ Demand”] Human beings have needs. Human being have wants. Those two motivations generate two different kinds of markets. The economic policies of a nation must distinguish between the two. Wants can be left to the vagaries…

Yes: janitors and dishwashers and CEO’s would all have the same income. A while back I published here in Medium “To Preserve What We Have, What We Have Must Be Enough.” It is an overview of a paradigm in which all employees of any business and government would be paid…

first comes loving one another, then comes ‘one for all and all for one’, then comes mutual respect. Why not start in the middle? ‘One for all and all for one’ is the second-best organizing principle for a society. Functionally, that principle has governed the governance of all non-civilized human…

a matter too human to be left to the indifference of ‘the market’ [Spellchecker is MIA, so typos of that kind might be present.] I contend that there are two kinds of economic speculation: productive and unproductive. The former refers to investments in enterprises producing goods/services: starting or expanding them…

a revolutionary conservative proposal for the U.S. economy [This is an overview. Details are provided in other articles* here in Medium (but not behind the paywall).] [Spellchecker disappeared, so typos of that kind might be present.] Karl Marx famously argued that quantitative differences, if large enough, can become qualitative differences…

An Islamic monetary system all Islamic nations could share. [I trust that is a picture of the Quran (and not even sure of that spelling). I do beg forgiveness if I mischaracterize Islam in any way.] According to my very limited understanding of Islam, in it the existence of poverty…

constantly competing forces of expansion and contraction [Note: spellchecker somehow disappeared, so misspellings due to poor typing skills are possible.] Stars are huge, dense clouds of hydrogen (mostly), with that element being fused into other elements in their cores. That creates vast amounts of energy expanding away from the core…