Trading is the wrong paradigm already. Medical research is already publicly funded, too.
It’s basically councils all the way down. A consumer council decides that a power plant is needed. It declares the powers and limits that a group of delegates has in order to facilitate the building of the plant. This includes the request for/acquisition of the necessary materials and needed workforce.
They’d be given the resources they’d need to build the power plant. If not enough volunteers are found, they’d probably get some sort of benefit as a motivation. Like some luxury items or relief from some other public service.
The resources are given from the place were they’re from.
Walk me trough a simple chain of trades that results in the building of a power plant. An automobile. Medical research.
Trading is the wrong paradigm already. Medical research is already publicly funded, too.
It’s basically councils all the way down. A consumer council decides that a power plant is needed. It declares the powers and limits that a group of delegates has in order to facilitate the building of the plant. This includes the request for/acquisition of the necessary materials and needed workforce.
And if people don’t want to build a power plant? Does your council beat them until they do?
If they don’t want to build a power plant, why would they decide to build one? The council is made up of the people.
(You’re kind of describing capitalism, btw)
So what are you going to give the people who build the power plant? Who will give them resources? How much?
They’d be given the resources they’d need to build the power plant. If not enough volunteers are found, they’d probably get some sort of benefit as a motivation. Like some luxury items or relief from some other public service.
The resources are given from the place were they’re from.