What Is a Moneyless Economy, the Benefits of an Economy Being a Moneyless Economy, and the Problems With Money Being Utilized to Conduct Transactions In an Economy
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By Dr. Harrison Sachs
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This essay sheds light on what is a moneyless economy, demystifies the benefits of an economy being a moneyless economy, and expounds upon the problems with money being utilized to conduct transactions in an economy. A moneyless economy is an economy in which transactions are not conducted in a currency. In a moneyless economy, transactions are not conducted with the usage of tangible fiat currency banknotes nor tangible fiat currency coins. Furthermore, in a moneyless economy, transactions are also not conducted with the usage of cryptocurrencies. Moreover, in a moneyless economy, transactions are also not conducted with the usage of bullion coins. In a moneyless economy, products and services are donated to the beneficiaries of donors. In a moneyless economy, donors are not limited to being charitable organizations that their donate products and services to their beneficiaries. In a moneyless economy, donors can also include people who opt to donate their products and services to their beneficiaries. In a moneyless economy, people have the autonomy to serve as benefactors in the lives of the people who they donate their items to. In a moneyless economy, a person can seamlessly attain a mediocre standard of living without expending any type of currency to do so. In a moneyless economy, a person can seamlessly attain a mediocre standard of living if he has the requisite amount of products and services donated to him for to be able to seamlessly attain a mediocre standard of living. In a moneyless economy, it is a feasible viability for a person to be able to seamlessly attain a mediocre standard of living at a tender age. In a moneyless economy, a person does not need to generate extreme wealth to be able to afford to attain a mediocre standard of living. A moneyless economy is also an economy that has an infinitesimal percentage of the population that is apart of the real private sector human workforce.