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“Understanding Money And Debt” explores the foundational question of economic development through the lens of fairness, justice, and value creation, using England’s historical progress as a reference point. It proposes the church, inspired by the Great Commission, is a charitable institution embodying collective good works, where value is quantified through equity rather than debt. The system described promotes a free-market environment separate from state regulation, rewarding productive labor and discouraging parasitism, with equity units serving as a metric of value, that is an economic unit that produces progress without inequality or injustice.
By Robert Burk“Understanding Money And Debt” explores the foundational question of economic development through the lens of fairness, justice, and value creation, using England’s historical progress as a reference point. It proposes the church, inspired by the Great Commission, is a charitable institution embodying collective good works, where value is quantified through equity rather than debt. The system described promotes a free-market environment separate from state regulation, rewarding productive labor and discouraging parasitism, with equity units serving as a metric of value, that is an economic unit that produces progress without inequality or injustice.