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Home› Part III – Major economic policy guidelines›Liberating civil society

Liberating civil society

It is not only the public authorities that are able to corset a country. In addition to the fact that many traditions have the same power, certain modernizations, real or pretended, also have it. In economics, the priority given to capital gain capitalism over Yield Capitalism does not only have the harmful effect of extending the addiction to casino finance. It leads us to not, or no longer, to see that restitutable shares are good instruments of the market economy and political freedom, in particular so that two possibilities do not remain relegated to the catch-all of impossibilities:

  • 1) Open up privatizations to returnable joint-stock enterprises.
  • 2) To continue to the end the denationalization of the marketable supplies of economic security.

The second of these possibilities is acceptable to public opinion only if the opening of privatizations to companies with refundable shares has been successfully tested in supplies that the population prefers to keep clear of the temptations and excesses of capital gain capitalism.

What would happen if, instead of speaking of social security as often as we have been taught to do, the practice spread of being more realistic by speaking of economic security? The demystifications that this change would compel would help to make understood and loved the version of the market economy that maximizes the common good.

A Europe that had this version among the values that bind it together would turn its back on plutocratic globalization. Its prosperity and its influence would be increased thereby, and not diminished as neoliberal thought and many heterodox vulgates are inclined to predict.

Economic policies

  • 13. Opening up privatizations to returnable joint-stock companies.
  • 14. To continue to the end the denationalization of marketable supplies of economic security.
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