Mode Of Production Shootout
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List of Qualifiers
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- Barriers to Entry
- Control of Physical Sources
- Control of Virtual Sources
- Cost Recovery for Wages
- Cost Recovery for permanent use of Object
- Cost Recovery for temporary use of Object
- Cost Recovery for Exclusive use of Land
- Distribution of Land Tax funds
- Cost Recovery: Virtual Sources
- Profit, 'surplus', or "Price above cost"
- Who owns the product?
Capitalist
- Barriers to Entry
- An entreprenuer must begin a whole new business to compete
- Control of Physical Sources
- Split among Owners of Physical Sources weighted by ownership %
- Control of Virtual Sources
- Copyright and Patent holders
- Cost Recovery for Wages
- Workers reverse-bid to Owners
- Cost Recovery for permanent use of Object
- Cost Recovery for temporary use of Object
- User pays Rent at what market will bear
- Cost Recovery for Exclusive use of Land
- User pays city and county 'officials' weighted against improvement (regular property tax)
- Distribution of Land Tax funds
- City and County 'officials' spend on projects as they see fit.
- Cost Recovery Virtual Sources
- Tribute to Copyright or Patent holders
- Profit, 'surplus', or "Price above cost"
- Split among Owners of Physical Sources weighted by ownership %
- Who owns the product?
- Split among Owners of Physical Sources weighted by ownership %
Copyfarleft
- Barriers to Entry
- Control of Physical Sources
- All assets shared equally among all Owners?
- Control of Virtual Sources
- Same as Capitalist?
- Cost Recovery for Wages
- Cost Recovery for permanent use of Object
- Cost Recovery for temporary use of Object
- Cost Recovery for Exclusive use of Land
- Distribution of Land Tax funds
- Cost Recovery: Virtual Sources
- Same as Capitalist?
- Profit, 'surplus', or "Price above cost"
- Split equally among all workers?
- Who owns the product?
Neocommercialization
- Barriers to Entry
- Control of Physical Sources
- All assets shared equally among all Owners?
- Control of Virtual Sources
- Free?
- Cost Recovery for Wages
- Cost Recovery for permanent use of Object
- Cost Recovery for temporary use of Object
- Cost Recovery for Exclusive use of Land
- Distribution of Land Tax funds
- Cost Recovery: Virtual Sources
- Free?
- Profit, 'surplus', or "Price above cost"
- Split equally among all workers?
- Who owns the product?
Peerconomy
- Barriers to Entry
- If you pick up tasks which a project needs to have handled, you become a member of the project. If you want to start a new project, you have to find sufficient other people willing to produce what you want to produce.
- Control of Physical Sources
- Controlled by those who use them. Resources are available for usage for those who want them—for free, if there is enough of a resource for all who want it, otherwise those who are ready to contribute most effort will get them.
- Control of Virtual Sources
- Free
- Cost Recovery for Wages
- There are no wages, but the effort to get what you want is shared: if you spend effort for others, others will spend effort for you.
- Cost Recovery for permanent use of Object
- The amount of effort required to produce an object is contributed by those want to use it. If there are more demands for some object than can be satisfied, those ready to spend most effort will get it—the additionally spent effort will be distributed among all produced objects (making them all slightly cheaper).
- Cost Recovery for temporary use of Object
- Same as above, but effort to contribute can be shared by those who use an object over time.
- Cost Recovery for Exclusive use of Land
- Land and all other resources are available for usage for those who want them—for free, if there is enough of a resource for all who want it, otherwise those who are ready to contribute most effort will get them. The contributed effort will be distributed among all produced objects (making them all slightly cheaper).
- Distribution of Land Tax funds
- There are no taxes.
- Cost Recovery: Virtual Sources
- Produced information goods are free. The effort required to produce them can be shared among those who like to have them just like any other effort.
- Profit, 'surplus', or "Price above cost"
- There is no profit. "Price above cost" (effort required for getting a good surmounting the effort required for producing it) is distributed among all produced objects (making them all slightly cheaper).
- Who owns the product?
- There is no ownership, only usage (possession).
Peer Production
- Barriers to Entry
- Physical costs of each Peer Node?
- Control of Physical Sources
- Each Peer controls only his own physical property? Do peers ever co-own physical assets? How are collective holdings governed?
- Control of Virtual Sources
- Open? Free? GPL?
- Cost Recovery for Wages
- Can Wages play a part in a Peer Economy?
- Cost Recovery for permanent use of Object
- Cost Recovery for temporary use of Object
- Banner ads?
- Cost Recovery for Exclusive use of Land
- ?
- Distribution of Land Tax funds
- ?
- Cost Recovery: Virtual Sources
- ?
- Profit, 'surplus', or "Price above cost"
- ?
- Who owns the product?
- ?
Utilicontributism
- Barriers to Entry
- Control of Physical Sources
- Property Commons: Entitlement shared, Ownership is "Guardianship," and subject to Use "rent"
- Control of Virtual Sources
- Cost Recovery for Wages
- Cost Recovery for permanent use of Object
- Cost Recovery for temporary use of Object
- Cost Recovery for Exclusive use of Land
- User pays global officials weighted against current holdings?
- Distribution of Land Tax funds
- Distributed to all humans on the planet weighted by % each use is not currently using?
- Cost Recovery: Virtual Sources
- Free?
- Profit, 'surplus', or "Price above cost"
- To service-provider(s) / worker(s) of service
- Who owns the product?
Property Left
- Barriers to Entry
- Each Object Consumer gains controlling ownership in collectively owned Physical Sources whenever they pay Price Above Cost (the current owners will grow the business by buying new Physical Sources needed for that type of Object, and those investments will 'vest' to the paying consumer at some later date.)
- Control of Physical Sources
- Same as Capitalist
- Control of Virtual Sources
- Free
- Cost Recovery for Wages
- Same as Capitalist
- Cost Recovery for permanent use of Object
- Same as Capitalist
- Cost Recovery for temporary use of Object
- Same as Capitalist
- Cost Recovery for Exclusive use of Land
- Distribution of Land Tax funds
- Cost Recovery: Virtual Sources
- Free
- Profit, 'surplus', or "Price above cost"
- Investment in more Physical Sources to eventually vest to user who paid it.
- Who owns the product?
- Same as Capitalist.
Economic Democracy
- Barriers to Entry
- Control of Physical Sources
- Control of Virtual Sources
- Cost Recovery for Wages
- Cost Recovery for permanent use of Object
- Cost Recovery for temporary use of Object
- Cost Recovery for Exclusive use of Land
- Distribution of Land Tax funds
- Cost Recovery: Virtual Sources
- Profit, 'surplus', or "Price above cost"
- Who owns the product?
United Diversity
- Barriers to Entry
- Control of Physical Sources
- Control of Virtual Sources
- Cost Recovery for Wages
- Cost Recovery for permanent use of Object
- Cost Recovery for temporary use of Object
- Cost Recovery for Exclusive use of Land
- Distribution of Land Tax funds
- 50% into pot for re-investment, 50% split among owners weighted by % past contributions?
- Cost Recovery: Virtual Sources
- Profit, 'surplus', or "Price above cost"
- Who owns the product?
See Also: Mode Of Production
