The people's world currency. A currency based on commodities. Such a currency immediately stops inflation since inflation is the loss in value of a currency against the things you want to buy with it. If the currency is based on the things you want to buy with it, inflation is impossible. There will be no need for interest, the mechanism by which value is transferred from the poor to the rich and which demands constant unsustainable economic growth. There will for some time be a need to interact with the old system and the people's world currency will enable that, having a known value at any instant against any fiat currency. It could even be traded on the Forex market. It will be even more desirable than precious metals as a hedge in uncertain economic times, so we can expect large flows into it that can be used to fund our own projects. We have to guard against abuse by powerful outside interests and that can be done with the use of negative interest, or demurrage, which makes it less desirable to those interests, while providing funds for our members.
We need to start thinking about a post-job economy and how companies are structured. There is an inevitable movement towards automation and the shedding of jobs, which should be welcomed because it frees people up to do what they want with their lives. At the same time, there needs to be a way of ensuring that the extra wealth produced reaches the wider population. Life is about reaching your highest potential, not making the most money. Mondragon, in the Basque region of Spain, thrived in the recent recession, while the rest of Spain really suffered. Its companies are owned by the employees, who choose their own managers and bosses. It's a model worth studying.