Satellite event: Launch an ethical market economy

When all consumers spend all their money all the time only on goods and services that leave nature sound, then they solve the planetary ecological problems. Only consumers can solve them, because they can adapt their ways of living. They will do so if they are financially interested.

To realise such an interest, I created the “biosustainable” market with the following two conditions:

• Producers prove scientifically the “ecological” value of their merchandise.
• Consumers get a discount on the purchase price, which is equal to 30% of that ecological value of their purchases.

Under these conditions, consumers are driven by personal and financial interests to buy only products with the highest ecological content. To satisfy this demand, producers will compete with each other by increasing this amount, until they supply 100% ecological merchandise.

The purpose of this event is to attract a group of consumers and producers, conscious of the need to act now, from among whom a team is formed that does the necessary work to open a “biosustainable” market.

Register via WdB@biosustainable.org with subject: Climate Pact - Satellite event participation. 

Programme:

14:00 - 14:30: Presentation by Willem Adrianus de Bruijn about the cause of the ecological problems and launching an ethical market economy that solves these problems by driving mankind to live in harmony with nature

14:30 - 17:00: Discussions

14:30 - 15:00: Discussion about the soundness of the arguments on which such an economy is based

15:00 - 16:00: Discussion about the work to be done to operate “biosustainable” markets

16:00 - 17:00: Establishing a team of persons who will take the next steps in opening “biosustainable” markets

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Satellite events are organised by individuals or organisations across Europe in contribution to the European Climate Pact. The events are held under the responsibility of the organisers indicated in the description, and the information given or opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect the official position of the European Commission.