Scotland’s economy is shifting to focus on well-being, and they’ve even appointed a Minister for Community Wealth Building. This is part of a global movement called community wealth economics, which focuses on building systems that prioritize people, purpose, and the planet, not just profit. If just 20% of US companies were worker-owned, it could quadruple the wealth of the bottom 50%. 1/2

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幾秒內	Aalia Oursbourn Mauro aaliamauro	it’s about taking the best parts of different systems and creating practical steps for a more connected world. Places like Scotland, Preston (UK), and Cleveland (US) are building community-owned assets like banks and utilities, ensuring that profits stay local. This model closes the gap between decision-makers and the people who feel those decisions. It’s a way to reconnect and address the problems caused by disconnection in our society.
33 分鐘內	tao_mountain8	This is amazing. We are ripe for drastic change in the United States and I’m glad to see some brilliant idea ideas filtering in.
3 小時內	the_socialist_cyclist	Workers controlling the means of production... Interesting. 😉
16 小時內	Kellyanne Parrish kellyanneparrish	Meanwhile in the United States