Unless otherwise defined, the particular system of exchange without money proposed by Pierre-Jospeh Proudhon (1809-1865). Companies receive loans without interest. – It remains open how producers should be made to provide also those goods which consumers want. Representatives of mutualism even in our days evade this central question. Only a few clearly state that mutualism requires the compulsory coordination of supply and demand to be carried out by special agencies, ultimately a command economy with official production orders and official allocation of the goods produced. – See demonetization, money abolition, money functions, money rule, money purpose, market mechanism, monetization, paradoxomania, shrinkage money, exchange voucher, barrenness theory, interest allocation function, interest prohibition.
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