New Social Capitalism asserts that a more equitable wealth distribution in society can be achieved by developing the capacity of peer-to-peer (P2P) marketplaces to assume the mantle of market creation in Foreign Exchange and 'Physical' Commodity markets.

Peer-to-peer marketplaces, developing the unrestricted reach of the internet, allow buyers and sellers to connect and trade globally in key markets without institutional participation. Everyone can access core market rates without being subjected to conventional institutional charges.

The vision is for markets to be further valued by global communities by being able to reflect their collective price positions in new virtual trading floors where the dynamics of market forces for valuation are generated.

Looking to the future, New Social Capitalism, as a new socio-economic theory, points to the structural impact on society in a world where markets are valued by global communities, instead of financial institutions. It asserts that wealth, as a natural course, would be redistributed to society, rather than concentrated within the hands of institutions.
 

The New P2P Foreign Exchange Market

A new devolved and democratic Foreign Exchange market providing equality of access for all and with trade size no longer commanding superior rates, it establishs the foundation layer for a more equitable wealth distribution via this largest market in the world.

A new complementary global P2P payments solution, 'circuit breaking' institutional control of the international transfer of funds.
 

The New P2P Commodity Markets

New accessible global 'physical' commodity markets for farmers in the developed and developing world to address acute wealth inequality and a new solution to the global food crises, by empowering them to command fair and representative prices as they bargain as collectives against powerful conglomerate buyers.
 

What is Social Capitalism?  

The existing posit of Social Capitalism asserts that an active engagement by society in "sound social management" to reduce poverty leads to greater overall prosperity.

What is NEW Social Capitalism?

New Social Capitalism asserts that the path to greater overall prosperity cannot be achieved though 'sound social management' alone, as history testifies. However, if global markets are re-structured to redistribute wealth more equitably, then this objective may indeed be achieved.

The essential premise being that financial institutions at the driving heart of the free market system are a structural cause of disparity in wealth distribution, with society increasingly unable to stem or redress this trend.

Today, the nascent P2P landscape presents a unique opportunity to set global markets down a new more inclusive and efficient structural path, to become catalysts for society to embark upon a higher growth curve, whilst simultaneously distributing more equitably.

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