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Stefan Merten schreibt:
I wonder whether one can think of post-capitalist situations where money exists but no longer dominates society. Frankly I can not imagine what money could be good for if it is no longer necessary for the organization of the whole social fabric. This probably needs more thought...
Imagine a federation of communities designing and buying container factories and communicorp, the large global apitalist firm that builds on demand for prosumer customers. The communities have regulated their internal exchange of goods and services on the base of free availability - allowing their most of their members to enjoy a totally "use-value oriented" life. yet, for the acquisition of the container factory they need money. Capitalism in this vision is relevant for the life of 20% of people still active in the hardcore business sector. 80% of people have allready left it and provide services in the community economy that they also enjoy. !0% of people pay rent to communities where they dwell and enjoy the same "all inclusive" deal for living and livelyhood, but work in the corporate sector to make money to pay their rent. Their rent is used to pay for the container factories. Could we build on that intermediate scenario? Would that answer your question? What new questions would arise? I very much would like to develop that further. And I think you would also like to see something more radical than Christians vision. I think even though its a "mixed economy" it is more radical. Franz _________________________________ Web-Site: http://www.oekonux.org/ Organization: http://www.oekonux.de/projekt/ Contact: projekt oekonux.de
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