User:Rojo346
My Principles
Economy:
Common Ownership of Land:
Land and natural resources are collectively owned by the community. This means that the benefits derived from these resources, such as agricultural produce or raw materials, are considered communal wealth. Decisions about land use, resource extraction, and environmental sustainability are made collectively, taking into account the long-term well-being of the community.
Decentralization and Democratic Decision-Making:
The economy operates on the principles of decentralization. Instead of a top-down management structure, decision-making is distributed among workers' councils. These councils, representing different industries or sectors, engage in direct democracy to determine production plans, resource allocation, and other economic decisions. The rejection of a centralized authority aims to prevent the concentration of power and encourage active participation at all levels of society. Enterprises are collectively owned and operated by the workers, and decisions are made through democratic processes. This involves various forms of workplace democracy, such as worker cooperatives or participatory management structures. At the broader economic level, communities participate in decision-making processes through democratic means, influencing economic policies and resource distribution based on their needs and preferences.