What can governments do to address the banking crisis, remedy unemployment, poverty and ecological threats, and create conditions for sustainable abundance?
How can time-tested currency innovations such as mutual credit systems help businesses of all sizes deal with cash flow shortages and monetary instability?
What can communities do to leverage their untapped wealth and connect resources that would otherwise remain unused with needs that would otherwise remain unmet?
What can scientific and academic research tell us about how to design and implement more effective and resilient monetary systems?
What types of complementary currencies could help us overcome current obstacles to the flourishing of our educational, energy, commercial, and other systems?
This paper discusses several reasons why we are unable to see the nature and impact of our current monetary system on our behaviors and relationships.
[...] the challenges and objectives of our current world. As long as our monetary system remains a blind spot to us, we remain unable to alter its powerful influence on the way we think and act. As soon as [...]
[...] of hierarchical domination and control that are not human. The international monetary expert, Bernard Lietaer, also speaks about different types of monetary system in terms of masculine (yang) orientated and [...]