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" Community Economy Returns are calculated in four stages: first, in terms of direct financial revenues generated for individuals and for the collective; second, in terms of the estimated value of unpaid labour generated by R‐Urban activities; third, in terms of the estimated value of increased individual capacities that were generated; and four...
What it comes down to is, if 10% of the economy is created through win-win-win solutions, through Economy 3.0, we can speak of a success. But before we speak about successes, we want to play a different game, because basically it’s more fun.
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In this article on Use Communities, Alex Steffen argues that sharing infrastructures are vital for sustainabilityA Typology of Sharing PracticesFrom a typology developed by Francois Rey: 1. Buy/sell, e.g. classified listings of items on sale 2. Gift, e.g. Freecycle 3. Auction, e.g. eBay 4. Barter, see Online Barter Markets such as Open Barter 5. Sharing, e.g. car-pooling/rideshare, book lending and exchange, time-share accommodations, etc. 6. Mutualization, e.g. mutual insurance Mutual Ban...
From Ethan Miller: The above tools could be seen, and mapped, against the following typology of non-monetary exchange types: Householding economies— meeting basic needs with our own skills and work at home and on or with the land: raising children, offering advice or comfort, resolving relational conflicts, teaching basic life skills (such as how t...
Other Directories
See the following compilations: 1. Global Resource Exchange Groups and Localized Exchange Communities 2. P2P Exchange Infrastructure Projects 3. Low Cost Groups 4. Freecycling Group Finder- find local groups where people are giving and getting free stuff
Tools Directory
1. Who Pools is an online-tool for sharing resources.
Movements
1. Freeconomy Community- The aim is to get people together locally through the simple act of sharing services, tools, and land.
A successful German lending and borrowing experiment, dieborger.de, at http://theage.com.au/articles/2005/03/17/1110913726676.html?oneclick=trueOther peer-based exchanges, are described here at http://www.wired.com/news/culture/0,1284,66800,00.htmlThe development of 'gifting technologies' is described here at http://www.firstmonday.org/issues/issue9_12/mcgee/index.html“The 2011 study, “Fair Use in the U.S. Economy,” which was commissioned by the Computer & Communications Industry Association, incorporates data from 2008 and 2009 found that despite the economic downturn, industries that rely on fair use exceptions to copyright law like technology and the news media remained steady compared to the rest of the U...
= alternative currency design with Basic Income feature included Discussion Jaromil: "Alternative forms of money are designed to compete directly against global financial power, and this is a good news. Indeed, on 28 January 2012 at the gates of the World ...
2011年10月15日 · The creation of commons trusts allows the private and public sectors to continue to focus on profit, investment and budgetary appropriations, while the commons becomes a primary means of generating social innovation and stabilizing the principal of commons reserves to maintain the diversity and sustainability of the overall economy.
Why does it matter? And how is it ubiquitous, persistent and policy relevant.The foundational economy provides the infrastructure of everyday life. The largest component of the foundational economy in the UK and elsewhere is health education and welfare because high incomes everywhere increase the demand for eds and meds.
