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Utopian Taxation: Covering the Cost of Living

Part I discusses an overview of traditional monetary-based economical systems ("MBE"), primarily for capitalism, and describes the concept of money. Part II discusses the implications of using a monetary system. Part III discusses an overview of a resource-based economical system ("RBE"), and how it may cure the ailments of social welfare caused by a monetary-based economic system. Part IV discusses the implications of a resource based economic system, and the likelihood of a successful government and tax policy of a resource-based economy. Part V discusses the alternative view of forming a mixed economic, monetary and resource-based structure, and how it may resolve the implications between the two economic systems, and how a mixed-economic policy is near the idea of a utopian state.