Example 1:
Citizen “A” is enrolled into Solidarism.
“A” owns a house with a mortgage, a car, and some stocks in a large automotive company. “A” has an employment and earns a steady income. When enrolled, “A” is first provided with information on how to live a sustainable and eco-friendly lifestyle. “A” enters an agreement that “A” will commit to this lifestyle in return for enrolment. Should “A” not abide by the agreement, then “A” can be reprimanded for such actions, which is in no way different to the monetary system we have today. “A” still owns the house, and the stocks. The mortgage is accounted for by the DFU. All future income is automatically paid to the defined financing unit. So that “A” can continue living life as normal, “A” is provided with a form of unlimited financial means – connected to the defined financing unit (DFU). “A” may buy anything if it is approved as environmentally friendly. The purchasing powers may not be used to buy influential power – such as company shares or bonds or other financially accumulative commodities.
