Difference between revisions of "Manufactured Capital"
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| − | + | For FairShares V3.0a 'Manufactured capital' is renamed 'Intellectual wealth'. | |
| + | Manufactured wealth can be differentiated from financial wealth. Manufactured wealth is generated when human endeavours turn natural and previously manufactured wealth into new goods (machinery, tools, buildings) and services. Your enterprise/project will use goods and services created by others whilst creating its own. Manufactured wealth is increased if the enterprise/project creates products that enable itself (and others) to engage in economic activities. In the FairShares Model, 'manufactured wealth' is defined as the productivity that comes from well-manufactured goods. When considering manufactured wealth, consider how the enterprise/project uses up and/or adds to the quality of manufactured goods (tools, machinery, premises, services) and how accessible they are to primary stakeholders. | ||
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Revision as of 10:29, 11 February 2018
For FairShares V3.0a 'Manufactured capital' is renamed 'Intellectual wealth'.
Manufactured wealth can be differentiated from financial wealth. Manufactured wealth is generated when human endeavours turn natural and previously manufactured wealth into new goods (machinery, tools, buildings) and services. Your enterprise/project will use goods and services created by others whilst creating its own. Manufactured wealth is increased if the enterprise/project creates products that enable itself (and others) to engage in economic activities. In the FairShares Model, 'manufactured wealth' is defined as the productivity that comes from well-manufactured goods. When considering manufactured wealth, consider how the enterprise/project uses up and/or adds to the quality of manufactured goods (tools, machinery, premises, services) and how accessible they are to primary stakeholders.
Return to Capital
