Money makes possible an economy based on the division of labor and the exchange of goods and services. In contrast to these qualities is the fact that money currently values production related to the destruction of nature. The solution to this dilemma is to create money that values the production of nature. At the GRB this money takes the form of electronic Global dollars. The Bank s income is equally divided among the shareholders.
All economic activity depends on the survival of healthy, natural ecosystems.
The Bank s shareholders value the natural production capacity of their resources at 6,000 trillion Global dollars. Initially, Global dollars have the same purchasing power as United States dollars. The life-sustaining value of natural production separates Global dollars from currencies that value national production. When one member sells something or does a job for another, she is paid with a special cheque denominated in the local unit. Article 6, exchanges Global dollars for current public debt and other currencies.