Since the beginning of MICHAEL, the financial proposals of the Scottish engineer Clifford Hugh Douglas have been known as Social Credit. Unfortunately, since 2020, a citizen scoring system has emerged in Communist China, also called social credit, but it is entirely the opposite of what Douglas and Vers Demain propose. To avoid any confusion, we prefer to use the term Economic Democracy to refer to Douglas's proposals. In the following article, Louis Even explains that money can be compared to a voting right—people "vote" with their money for the products they desire—so one can truly say that this is a form of economic democracy.
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