Can the creation of ethical currencies address several fundamental issues currently facing the planet?

The creation of ethical currencies—currencies designed to encourage ethical behaviors through settings or regulations that influence their circulation—could have a considerable leveraging effect on many social, economic, and environmental causes.

The concept of currency with ethical behavior as a Source cause can solve several benefits and generate a multitude of secondary positive effects.



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Here is a suggestion of 20 main benefits and 100 secondary positive effects that could result.

20 benefits generated by the creation of ethical currencies

1. Economic inequalities
2. Excessive financial speculation
3. Lack of funding for social or environmental impact projects
4. Unequal access to credit in vulnerable communities
5. Overconsumption of natural resources
6. Lack of transparency in global financial flows
7. Low support for the circular economy
8. Precarious conditions for workers in global supply chains
9. Lack of financial inclusion in underdeveloped regions
10. Insufficient support for social enterprises
11. Inadequate remuneration for environmental services (e.g., forest conservation)
12. Tax evasion and aggressive tax optimization by large corporations
13. Financial instability in developing economies
14. Low support for local initiatives in marginalized communities
15. Ecosystem destruction due to unsustainable economic projects
16. Inadequate funding for energy transition projects
17. Lack of regulation in financial markets to promote responsible behaviors
18. Limited support for nonprofit activities with social impact (culture, education, health)
19. Lack of funding for resilient infrastructure against climate change
20. Proliferation of illicit activities and money laundering

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100 secondary positive effects impacted by the creation of ethical currencies

A. Economic inequalities:
1. Reduction of income gaps through redistribution mechanisms integrated into currencies.
2. Increased economic opportunities for marginalized communities.
3. Fair access to credit for small businesses and local entrepreneurs.
4. Reduction of economic disparities between urban and rural areas.
5. Strengthening of social programs funded by ethical currencies.
6. Reduction of poverty through ethical transactions that prioritize social projects.



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