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The Human Activity Bank |
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Introduction
Voluntary or paid
activities are the two limits of participation. In
modern economy the voluntary looses ground as exchange
and credits become geared to cash and cash is geared by
economy, thus those who are weakly positioned in the
market economy, are poor or can not find an effective
cash income have many of their needs left unanswered.
Even in the middle
classes when economy booms it boosts exchange and when
it declines it restricts human activity and exchange
bringing gloom and disper. Is there a way out of this
dilemma for modern society? Can we have an accountable
exchange and credit system based on direct human
participation creating its own credit complimentary to
the cash system to fill the gaps and permit each member
of society to a credit economy to exchange services at
community levels?
We have
through our long term engagements with community
development goals at local level found the way of
establishing a local exchange and crediting system based
on "Human Activity Value Economy HAVE: "H"
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