Hire a barter system.

A barter system among business clients and barter systems among farming clients, if this system is well managed it can reap large dividends. For example in most countries an hourly rate of pay on average is equal to one box of soap powder to wash clothes and this is equal to one hour of labour. The profit from this is 20% goes on tax! 30% goes on wages!

Barter is not a perfect system by any means but in undeveloped countries where their no state provision for labour, or welfare then it can come as real opportunity to gain status from the clever use of labour. Companies can benefit for example machinery can be offset by simple deals. Everything has a cycle of growth and it own life cycle. It would be prudent for governments to look at ways of teaching barter. This system works very well among trade men in new housing developments. In the arts where materials are very expensive due to mark ups, factory produce can be often seen as investments to be used to secure a future. Barter can also take place in countries where food production kneads to increase. If the barter system is to be successful new exciting ways of implementation can be introduced. for one instance a system where old fruit and vegetables were donated to a villager who cooked large dinners for the school children before they would study.

Book club has also viewed where large amounts of reinvestment take place in research and development the pension contributions significant lowers the consumption cost. In simple terms wages are offset by future dividends. There are other ingenious ways where barter system can be used in some companies use share stock as a way of reducing costs and this also influences motivation it can also lead to protectionism. If the free market is to function and stay competitive the human element of corporation has to be viewed. What Book club wants to make clear is that hungry humans will not be as productive and where costs are rising then hunger will be seen as the greatest of all tragedies what this system depends on most is the generosity of deals.