"Recapitalism," delves into the complexities of modern capitalism, exposing its contradictions and limitations while proposing a transformative vision for the future.
By reimagining capitalism through decentralised tools and principles, a blueprint is offered for an economic system that nurtures individual creativity and empowers active participation. Central to the argument is the belief that genuine transparency, liberty, and democracy can be achieved by shifting power away from exclusive groups and placing it in the hands of the crowd.
In "Recapitalism" you will discover:- The Why and the How to re-imagine capitalism for a better future for global society
- A sketch of a new decentralised approach to corporate ownership, funding and governance that invites the full potential of humanity
- A concept of a new digital asset and financial instrument that tokenises gross corporate income in contrast to conventional profit-based division of ownership - shares.
- The democratisation of capital markets through an innovatie crowd-based ratings system that sets the price of money for investment and financing
- How genuine transparency, liberty, and economic (not political) democracy can be achieved through this new concept of a re-imagined capitalism
Recapitalism challenges traditional notions of corporate ownership by advocating for a shift from profit-based to revenue-based ownership. The concept of a new digital asset and financial instrument that tokenises gross corporate income is presented in contrast to conventional profit-based shares.
A crowd-based rating system that transcends centralised rating agencies is postulated, providing a universal benchmarking tool for investment and finance decision-making. A compelling case is presented for a systemic transition that invites readers to envision a future where society and individuals align harmoniously with the celebration of human creativity and societal well-being. Recapitalism offers a transformative path towards an economic system that liberates and nurtures the full potential of humanity.
Challenge your way of thinking about capitalism: Read Recapitalism!