ADSactly - Producers And Others
The working people produce the perceived value of money, putting their energy into work. They produce something that someone else needs or wants. Money is supposed to be exchanged for these commodities, goods or services on an open market where the law of supply and demand guarantees fair prices according to the situation at hand. The participants in the open market should be the ones who produce the new values.
Today's world markets are not open nor free. They are called 'free' but in reality, they are severely controlled and managed. They are also wide open to non-producers, players who don't create any new values but rather leech on the market and make a profit on price differences. The non-producers are the ones buying low when a commodity is cheap, without having any real need for the goods and then selling high when the demand rises. The difference in price is their profit and this is all they do.
Who do they hurt by doing this? The producers, of course. The people who need the commodity when the price is high and must buy. The non-producers literary take the money out of producer's pockets. Is this what a financial system is meant to be about? Make a few people rich at the expense of the ones who work?
The non-producers need price fluctuations. If a market was stable, how would they make profits? Producers, on the other hand, profit from stable markets because the value of their work is constant and can be fairly exchanged at any given time or situation. A balanced prosperity with stable prices is achievable but would not serve the interest of non-producers.
A special branch of non-producers, called counter-producers manufacture unstable events all over the world in order to make money. This is the oldest and the easiest way to significantly lower the prices and open way to work-free profits. Wars are a great example. Disbalance, buy cheap and then sell as soon as things normalize would be the mantra of playing any market. However, this harms producers in the real-world environment. Do non-producers care? Of course not! Their profit is above all else. Who cares if ordinary people and their children die? Disgusting is the way of counter-producers...
We've reached the conclusion that producers of value are the ones who build the prosperity in the world while non-producers and counter-producers profit from other's work and even hinder it so they are able to profit from financial instability and price fluctuations without creating any new value nor giving anything back to the society. This is why an open market should be accessible only to producers.
Would you prefer to live in a stable world with unchanging price tags where people doing the actual work, have their peace of mind or you prefer wars, various threats, manufactured crisis all made to create price fluctuations by which non-producers greatly profit?
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ADSactly on ADSACTLY - Part # 5 The Value of Our Time
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ADSactly on ADSACTLY - Part # 8 Cooperation vs Competition
ADSactly on ADSACTLY - Part # 9 Sustainable Social Model
ADSactly on ADSACTLY - Part # 10 Blockchain Technology
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ADSactly on ADSACTLY - Part # 25 Full Stack Startup
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ADSactly on ADSACTLY - Part # 28 ADSactly Steemit Blog
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