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Charles: There are 7 suggestions in the book on how to transform money and the economy. One is demurrage or negative interest, which was tried several times in history, most famously in Woergl, Austria in 1932. The theory was described by economists Silvio Gesell and Irving Fisher and in practice often involves the use of stamps.
Code42's CrashPlan = peer to peer back-up Description "you backup your computer across the net to your office, friend. or mother-in-law's computer. Since CrashPlan sends data to a computer you control, or at least someone you trust, there's no worries about how ...
Refers to the book by Tom Peters, on flexible and decentralized corporate management, and on these type of management practices. Critical Commentary by Kevin Carson Extensive excerpt, without the quotes from third parties used by Carson. This is a really
Over the last 20 years, Germany has experienced a sharp decrease in new car buyers between 18 and 29 years old. From in 1998, 16.4% of new car buyers. were 18 - 29 y.o. to in 2011, 7.6% of new car buyers were 18 - 29 y.o. (Deutsche Welle) FOR EVERY RENTED CAR, THERE ARE 15 FEWER OWNED CARS ON THE ROAD. (Zipcar)
For instance, just simply brand-naming your product is an attempt to put a monopoly stamp on it, so that you’ve got a Nike swoosh or something like that which makes it different from everything else. There is this perpetual tendency for monopoly to take over, ...
John Maynard Keynes and Irving Fisher. A circulation charge effectively goes to the root of these problems by changing the qualitative nature of how we hold money. It inherently shifts financial thinking towards longer time frames. It creates a natural ...
Description. Michael Rectenwald: "A peculiar phrase recently introduced into the political lexicon by media cognoscenti describes a new corporate philosophy: “woke capitalism.”. Coined by Ross Douthat of the New York Times, woke capitalism refers to a burgeoning wave of companies that apparently have become advocates of social justice.
