fandango
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- Jun 25, 2018
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Most people would probably cringe at the thought of an economy where everything was free. So how about this. Whenever you go to a store to buy anything, the store pays you to take it! Or what if as a private person, you wanted to sell a car. If you can't afford to pay them to take the car, they can't have it. Just as if under regular circumstances they didn't have the money to pay for the car, they couldn't have it.
For all the money you receive from buying things, you put it into a bank. At the end of the year the government takes all the money that you and the banks possess. Then they assign a fiat value on all of it. After that, they send the money back out to all the private persons and stores that "sell" things. (Or factories that make things) Then the whole cycle can start all over again.
For all the money you receive from buying things, you put it into a bank. At the end of the year the government takes all the money that you and the banks possess. Then they assign a fiat value on all of it. After that, they send the money back out to all the private persons and stores that "sell" things. (Or factories that make things) Then the whole cycle can start all over again.