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*Sell at 'market value' ie cost comparable to what is available, but provide productive capital, not a liability. Such as microfactory production or energy production. | |||
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*Proposing public-owned housing, like social security. You pay down a rent, until you 'own', but you don't really own, though you can draw value from your fund. [https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/03/why-its-better-to-rent-than-to-own/618254/]. Sold at market value. What does that solve, though? | *Proposing public-owned housing, like social security. You pay down a rent, until you 'own', but you don't really own, though you can draw value from your fund. [https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/03/why-its-better-to-rent-than-to-own/618254/]. Sold at market value. What does that solve, though? | ||
Revision as of 17:14, 16 March 2021
OSE Whitepaper: Solving Housing
Package this like an annual report, where good graphics provide perspective, but this is very much established in a clear plan of action and visible results.
And provide testimonials from people served.
Working Doc
Notes
- Sell at 'market value' ie cost comparable to what is available, but provide productive capital, not a liability. Such as microfactory production or energy production.
Proposed Opinions
- Proposing public-owned housing, like social security. You pay down a rent, until you 'own', but you don't really own, though you can draw value from your fund. [1]. Sold at market value. What does that solve, though?