From Norman Kurland, President Center for Economic and Social Justice regarding the concept of the Just Third Way:
I suggest that one starts with this set of slides on the Just Third Way: http://www.cesj.org/learn/just-third-way/graphic-overview-intropage/
Especially see the last slide showing how all parties would create interest-free money to enable every citizen to receive an equal “capital credit allotment” quarterly or annually to take to their local bank to purchase full-dividend payout shares representing new and transferred income-producing shares in a more sustainable and non-inflationary private sector economy. After taking out a one-time loan servicing fee and a risk premium on the ability of the issuing company to generate future pretax profits to repay the cost of the loan, the bank would approve the “bill of exchange” to enable the citizen to purchase the shares for the citizen’s tax-sheltered “Capital Homestead Account” or “CHA.” The CHA is a high-powered form of IRA that allows every citizen to receive from his or her local bank the financial means to leverage the local bank’s capability to create capital credit backed by “future savings” in the form of tax-free future profits.
Reference are nine pieces to explain how every citizen would gain a more equal opportunity to accumulate a tax-sheltered personal capital estate and and rising “second incomes” from profits to supplement their labor incomes during their careers. The new system will also offer higher independent retirement incomes than 90% of citizens now receive from most pension plans and government entitlement programs like Social Security and Medicare, reversing the dangerously growing economic dependency of all citizens on the State
Please suggest that after viewing the linked graphic in my first paragraph, people start with the last attachment “What is Money?”
Feel free to share this post and its attachments with as many of your friends and associates who you feel need to increase their understanding on the essential role of money and capital credit for closing the wealth gap every year for over 90% of all citizens, without violating private property rights of existing owners over their productive assets.
References:
1976JtEconCommReportBroadenedOwnershipwSenHumphrey statement
AAMCheaperCreditforProduction2000.pdf
DecMonetaryJustice09-signat.pdf
exchanges-greenspan-thompson-nb-nk.pdf
NewsReleaseAAMTractors at Fed79-0228.PDF
Section 13, Par. 2-ORIGINAL AND CURRENT LAW-1.doc
WashPostGreiderArtReFarmersFedDemo79-0311.PDF
What Is MoneyNKNCEOJourn98.doc
