To become enlightened in economics, realize that we properly own our bodies, lives, and products, but equality makes us equal owners of the benefits from natural land. This implies no arbitrary tax or restriction on wages and capital, and an equal sharing of the land rent. Damagers of nature owe restitution to the rest. The rent and damage charges can adequately provide for collective goods. Human desires are unlimited, but for any good, desire diminishes with quantity.
Interest is a natural premium for preferring goods now rather than later.
The pure free market economy provides wealth for all. Political enlightenment tells us to bring government as close to the people as possible. We must structure voting only in small groups where the electors know their representatives. The constitution must also implement the universal ethic of liberty and natural rights. Linguistic enlightenment sees value in a common universal neutral language.