Economic Choice

The concept of bridging gaps in economic models through innovative tools has often been deemed ambitious yet necessary. Recent discussions on leveraging demographic statistics and ethical currencies have brought to light transformative possibilities. These mechanisms don't merely serve as financial instruments; they act as catalysts for reshaping global perceptions around equity and economic sustainability. By tailoring trade policies to reflect tangible realities such as population trends and social development metrics, a pathway emerges for bridging historical imbalances and fostering inclusivity.

Market Dynamics

The flexibility of Karmic Credits and integration of BRICS-Bonds would reshape debt-based market dynamics with innovative needs-based mechanisms that begin by assisting with the reduction of the national debt. Additionally, the transparency of population-based issuance would enhance social confidence, reducing risks associated with geopolitical agendas.

BRICS-Bonds are not another attractive asset class for investors, but instead serve the interests of the government only to provide stability and alignment on politically driven projects. These bonds are not used in the typical way, by sourcing investors and finance and paying interest bearing returns.

By grounding financial instruments in tangible metrics, existing markets would experience reduced volatility, impacting credit markets, inflation rates and currency values, fostering a more secure trading environment. Furthermore, the introduction of Karmic Credits as a complementary reserve currency to stabilize world prices, is likely to incentivize sustainable business practices, potentially creating niche markets for socially driven projects.

Global Trade Implications

Global trade imbalances become a non-issue in a needs-based reality. The fact that resources are in some countries and not others created the first silk road opening up trade for the exotic and unseen. Today we can easily travel and see it all, so in a needs-based model, trade is also split between social needs and corporate wants, or otherwise countries will continue to create embargos, sanctions and tariffs which hurt the people.

On a global scale, the weaponization of economics and the reserve currency to remove countries from SWIFT and veto morality in the UN, has justified the development of BRICS, a rival system that does not have to bow to these pressures. BRICS purpose is to grow economies rather than force submission or restrict a country’s growth. BRICS members would be entrusted to allocate bonds held by humanity to ensure global clarity, and this would be watched over by the world’s population to further harmonize relations.

By aligning BRICS – Bonds with sovereign debt-based monetary policy and demographic data, sovereign nation Central Banks are offered a financial incentive to pay out their national debt rather than awaiting an IMF bailout or creating a default due to war. This provides governments with an economic framework that strengthens their purchasing power and negotiating position in trade agreements and stops them seeking an evil country to be scapegoated as villainous. The shifting of goal posts means changing the game, so harmonization through needs-based trade to stand apart from debt-based trade instability could streamline cross-border transactions to ensure a basic food and minerals supply to all who need it, including Gazans.

The interoperability between needs and debt systems allow new financial models to reduce trade barriers and end the labels pertaining to which countries are emerging from suppression, and which are not. The BRICS-Bond is a service that would enhance transparency in international relations, minimizing corruption and inefficiencies while promoting trust among trading partners.

Such changes would not only address immediate needs in all suppressed countries but also set a precedent for global cooperation. The alignment of financial instruments with measurable social metrics will serve as a model for equitable development, bridging gaps between regions and fostering a shared vision of prosperity.

People Power

For humanity to achieve freedom, equality, safety, security, stability and peace, we require global consensus as to how this is achieved. This we can find in the philosophy of the Manaian Way which is the bible of the needs-based order.

EmpowerUs Australia proposes needs-based systems for every industry based on unity and inclusion to heal the rich/poor divide currently fracturing humanity.

Karmic Credits is designed for stability and abundance using a common ledger and a flexible approach where it is pegged 1 to 1 with any local currency, breaking down borders using phone numbered accounts, each loaded with 275,000Kc with an account limit of 999,999Kc.

KC Purpose

Karmic credits first and foremost was designed to end poverty and provide the platform for real-world equality, so that all people have an equal beginning without favoritism so to speak.

Using Karmic credits for peer-peer local trade will eventually filter into global goods and services, hence the need to empower BRICS and deregulate govt to smooth out this issue.

Designing a fairer and more equitable monetary system for the majority of people, whilst keeping the lights on the existing monetary system to support the corporatocracies and the rich, provides a pathway for later changes to manifest upon.

KC on Authority

Proposing more than just a monetary system for humanity, trade policies can also shift toward a new found awareness which can remove the shackles of geopolitical hatred for certain leaders or their countries’ wealth.

Karmic Credits provides authority with a future reality through which dual currency, dual trade, dual property and a collective umbrella not only offers national debt relief and ongoing budget relief, but the opportunity for tax reform where 1 simple tax, say gst, is the only tax a govt would require to survive and thrive.

Sometimes the greatest challenge is to really look at the problem, own it, and then create pathways to fix it…