[P2P-F] Sharing Costs and Swapping Skills for Use-Value Production

Wed Jul 13 13:31:49 CEST 2011

If we accept all you say, we still need to solve how swaping will happen and
how our system will be enforced. Till now we used money because that was the
most efficient way, so our solution must be equally efficient.

In general, I dont find anything wrong.

2011/7/13 Michel Bauwens <michelsub2004 at gmail.com>

> hi patrick,
>
> if you make this in a bit more extented article, we can publish it on the
> blog,
>
> would be nice if you can write to a general audience by providing some
> context ...
>
> Michel
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> On Wed, Jul 13, 2011 at 6:57 AM, Patrick Anderson <agnucius at gmail.com>wrote:
>
>> Here is a summary of a new Production Model I've been working on.
>>
>> Please let me know if you see any problems or have questions.
>>
>>
>> 1.) Users commit Physical Sources toward production.
>>    Physical Sources are: land, capital or labor.
>>
>> 2.) The product is the return for the risk they take.
>>
>> 3.) Each investor owns a portion of the product
>>    according to the amount of Sources they own.
>>
>> 4.) For example, if you own 12% of a dairy cow,
>>    then you receive 12% of the milk each day.
>>
>> 5.) These co-owners must continue to pay the costs
>>    of production, but cannot pay profit.
>>
>> 6.) The product is not sold because the people who
>>    will use it are already the owners.
>>
>> 7.) This reduces our need to trade products and
>>    therefore also reduces the possibility of
>>    external government interference such as taxes
>>    or licensing etc. that are meant to protect
>>    consumers from owners - since, in this case,
>>    the consumers and owners are one and the same.
>>
>> 8.) Similarly, we can eliminate traditional wages by
>>    selling workers a portion of the Sources needed
>>    for the products *they* use - so those who commit
>>    to labor (for example) picking apples will receive
>>    commitments of land, capital and labor to insure
>>    (for example) his teeth are fixed and his car
>>    repaired when he needs solutions for which he does
>>    not have skills, or just wants to swap.
>>
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