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= Overview = | |||
The Money Commons is a network of [[Banktrust | banktrusts]], governed democratically, that safeguards the exchange of value between all members. The precise form of governance is agreed upon by the trustees of the networked republic of trusts and commons, but must honor the [[Principles of Organization]]. The Money Commons, like its constituent banktrusts, aims to make money as liquid as possible, and make transactions as secure as possible. Also, like the banktrusts, the Money Commons does not allow interest. | |||
The economic arrangement the Money Commons creates, in conjunction with the other [[Vested Commons]], establishes the economic model of [[Utilicontributism]]. | |||
[[Category:peertrust]] | |||
Revision as of 05:11, 16 November 2011
Overview
The Money Commons is a network of banktrusts, governed democratically, that safeguards the exchange of value between all members. The precise form of governance is agreed upon by the trustees of the networked republic of trusts and commons, but must honor the Principles of Organization. The Money Commons, like its constituent banktrusts, aims to make money as liquid as possible, and make transactions as secure as possible. Also, like the banktrusts, the Money Commons does not allow interest.
The economic arrangement the Money Commons creates, in conjunction with the other Vested Commons, establishes the economic model of Utilicontributism.