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The Vertical System
by Albert S. Benoist   

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Category:  Mainstream
Publisher: Safe Goods

ISBN-10:  1884820905

Type: Non-Fiction

Pages: 76

Copyright: 
2008
ISBN-13: 9781884820908


The Vertical System - make money (assets) don't take money from others. No taxes, full employment, good for schools and family. High incentive. We have the tools now, need the will to do it. This is real change for the better.

We are experiencing galloping inflation, discontent, promises of change with no programs, mortgage collapse, gigantic debt, a war with no exit policy, unemployment, family damage, accelerating changes we don't understand, and no support to cope with these galloping problems. The Vertical System is non-transactional, converting work effort directly to liquid  asset in personal bank accounts. Liquid`assets can be converted to fixed to gain ownership of an object or service. Most of our institutions can operate in this environment.

Residuals develop when a person facilitates a benefit to another.  This produces an income stream for the facilitator. Example would be a teacher who produces a winning class.

Our infrastructure is old and crumbling. Where work creates value, we could afford to fix it. Medical insurance would be obsolete as the service would create value as compared to using it up.

However, the insurance company skills would be very valuable and well compensated as would be the banks.

Work would create value as compared with our system that is using it up.



Excerpt

I am sick and tired of people who complain about conditions that are harming us, but offer no solutions.

Because of my professional training, I was impelled to look for answers and solutions.


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