Super factor money

Studies on inequality in modern society and criticism of the euro are leading us to think about the true value of money. A new monetary system is needed. One that belongs to the people: money from the hands of the citizen. A "safe" money and a corresponding financial system. Plus the stability that comes with the introduction of a basic salary. The guarantee that no citizen has to live in inhumane conditions helps to achieve prosperity for all. Without such a social approach, democracy cannot survive in the long run. A free market in the long run, sustainable economic activity and constant growth impulses are not possible. But does the utopia of a new reality with more justice and more humane coexistence have a chance?

Studies on inequality in modern society and criticism of the euro are leading us to think about the true value of money. A new monetary system is needed. One that belongs to the people: money from the hands of the citizen. A "safe" money and a corresponding financial system. Plus the stability that comes with the introduction of a basic salary. The guarantee that no citizen has to live in inhumane conditions helps to achieve prosperity for all. Without such a social approach, democracy cannot survive in the long run. A free market in the long run, sustainable economic activity and constant growth impulses are not possible. But does the utopia of a new reality with more justice and more humane coexistence have a chance?