swift2540 wrote:We will have to consider industrial production. How to finance it? The state? The already rich who will be the only ones to own a factory?
There's industrial and industrial ... you don't necessarily need BILLIONS to do industrial!
Laigret's principle does not need HUGE investments for localized production and consumption (no need to fight oil wars!) ... so pkoi
It would not be the municipalities, departments or regions which would invest via their "classic" operating budget ??? They are already doing it well for high schools, sewage treatment plants, roads ... etc etc ... full
investments that can be described as "deadweight loss" from an accounting point of view!!! While making energy production stations (whatever the technology chosen), there is a real key benefit (but which no longer falls into the pocket of oil tankers !!)The only ones that will (strongly) annoy it will be the oil companies ... The State will not be at all losing since it will receive the same taxes ...
swift2540 wrote:Another question: In a project like the Pantone or the Sterling engine, do you really think that the state will serve OUR interests?
Sterling apart from the pound I don't know ... stirling, on the other hand, that tells me something
The state serves the interests of those who control it and keep it in place, as it has for millennia!... For the moment the "kings" are the oil companies (gas), EdF, pharma labs ... and banks ...
swift2540 wrote:So for the private sector, only financing is possible, and as said Remundo without interest no one will lend you (except family for example)
Pkoi go through an intermediary (the bank) when you could invest with a much higher% gain ... via an association for example?