Key components
- Empowering local communities to restore their local social and economic resilience and identity (The modern ‘village).
- The dismantling of the corporate neo-liberal global economic model – more protections for local industries.
- Local self-government is combined with smaller central government, a people’s court system, a fair tax system, ‘workplace democracy’ and a return to ‘fraternal societies.
- Incentives for local commerce.
- A deregulated economy on a my choice, my cost, my risk basis.
- Voluntary social welfare giving, topped up by the fair tax.
- De-emphasise central government and large business (corporate) power.
- Local economic empowerment through debt defaults and the introduction of interest free loans (credit creation).
- To be combined with a wealth cap (9th reform)to facilitate local economic investment and the provision of support for the poor.
Major effects and benefits
- Re-emphasizes community and individual self reliance.
- Empowerment of local communities
- Heightened incentives for social capital and altruism.
- De-powerment of the central paternalistic state.