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About Equity
Do You Remember Capitalism? Do You Remember The American Dream?
At Better World Economics Paradigm Shift , our mission is to end the Medieval Ages and enfranchise all occupants to receive equity for every payment made against a property. We believe in creating a fair and just economic system that empowers individuals and communities.
The transformation requires a municipal ballot initiative style change that’s decentralized in many municipalities at once, and not limited to the United States but a paradigm shift in many places at once. It requires that current owners are paid back fairly for their investments, as they accuse cash from payments. The equity transfer is made by meritable payments, as people work and pay what they currently do. Additionally, it requires protections for costs formally covered by said rental payments. Community land trust already accomplish this, as do community compacts that simply make the agreement like an HOA regarding the rules of conduct. Legally enfranchising the rent-to-own style model is a matter of consensus and then Frank legal argument, an arguement to prove that buildings experience wear and tear like all other forms of property, and that the double standard between housing law and any other property law, like automobile law, is a false and unjust and uneconomical model
Imagine Granma - Without Equity for Every Payment against a domicile, Gran Gran is just gonna have to walk into those woods.... Without each-other, we are alone.
Shared value municipal economic policy is a strategic approach taken by local governments to foster economic development and growth while also creating social and environmental benefits for the community. This approach aims to align the goals of businesses and the community with the objectives of the local government, creating a mutually beneficial environment.
The key principles of shared value municipal economic policy include promoting inclusive economic development, supporting local businesses and entrepreneurs, attracting investment that benefits the community, and ensuring sustainable and equitable growth. This approach often involves collaboration between the public and private sectors, as well as active engagement with local stakeholders.
Local governments implement shared value economic policies through various means, such as providing incentives for businesses that contribute to the well-being of the community, investing in infrastructure that supports economic development and social progress, and creating an environment that encourages innovation and entrepreneurship. Additionally, they may focus on initiatives that address social and environmental challenges while driving economic growth, such as affordable housing, workforce development programs, and sustainable energy projects.
Overall, shared value municipal economic policy seeks to create a thriving and sustainable local economy that benefits all members of the community, while also addressing social and environmental issues. By aligning economic goals with societal needs, local governments can foster a more inclusive and prosperous community.
Imagine Being More Free, and Having Time - In a community where everyone gets Equity for Every Payment, People suddenly have more time to choose. Imagine being able to volunteer, create art, or pick the job you Want, rather than the one you Need.
Equitable economic development policies focus on creating opportunities for all members of a community to thrive and prosper. These policies aim to address disparities in income, wealth, and access to resources by implementing strategies that promote fairness and inclusivity. Key components of equitable economic development policies include affordable housing initiatives, small business support programs, workforce development efforts, and investment in underserved neighborhoods. By prioritizing equity, these policies seek to ensure that economic growth benefits all residents, regardless of their background or circumstances.
How can municipalities ensure that economic development policies are inclusive and benefit all community members?
Municipalities can ensure inclusivity by actively engaging with diverse community stakeholders, conducting equity impact assessments, and implementing targeted programs to address the specific needs of marginalized groups.
What role can public-private partnerships play in promoting equitable economic development?
Public-private partnerships can play a critical role in promoting equitable economic development by leveraging the resources and expertise of both sectors to address systemic barriers, create job opportunities, and support local businesses in underprivileged areas.
How can municipalities measure the success of their equitable economic development policies?
Municipalities can measure success through indicators such as job creation in underserved communities, reduction in income inequality, increased access to affordable housing, and the growth of minority-owned businesses.
What are some common challenges faced by municipalities when implementing equitable economic development policies?
Common challenges include resistance from established business interests, limited funding and resources, regulatory barriers, and addressing historical inequities.
How can municipalities ensure that their economic development policies align with the principles of shared value?
Municipalities can ensure alignment with shared value principles by prioritizing social and environmental outcomes alongside economic goals, engaging with local stakeholders, and fostering collaboration between businesses, government, and community organizations.
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